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Simple Coding Help Please

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Simple Coding Help Please

Post by Ee-Ore »

Hi there, bit new to TCL although an accomplished coder.

Im looking through the document tcl.doc, which i found on the egghelp.org website, only somethings not quite right!

In my conf file i load the script im writing successfully, confirmed with a PUTLOG message.

All thats in the script atm is...

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putlog "Response Script Loaded"

bind pubm - hello pubm:hello
proc pubm:hello {nick host handle chan text} {
        puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan :Hello $nick"
}
which is an exact copy from the document, yet my eggdrop doesnt respond to it, anyone with any ideas ?

Thanks for your time,

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Post by cvanmeer »

Try this code:

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bind pub - hello pub:hello 
proc pub:hello {nick host handle chan text} { 
        puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan :Hello $nick" 
} 
putlog "Response Script Loaded" 
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Post by Ee-Ore »

ok that worked - and thanks for the help...

Can you explain why that worked? I though the PUB was for commands only ?
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Post by arcane »

Ee-Ore wrote:I though the PUB was for commands only ?
no, "pub" just means that something said on the channel should be triggered
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Post by CrazyCat »

hum ?
pub is really for command-like message, so it take the first word as a command and the staying text as args.
pubm is to match any word in a line, but it's better to use it like:
bind pubm - "*hello*" pubm:hello
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Post by Ee-Ore »

excellent - all working now - and moving along at a steady pace :D
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