Putquick VS pushmode. REALLY A PROBLEM

[CoMMy]

Hey guys, I really some assistance on this!

I have a pushmode command in a proc which works fine.

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pushmode $chn -o $user

The pushmode results are:

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(15:26) * EggDrop sets mode: -oooooo user user user user user user
(15:26) * EggDrop sets mode: -oooooo user user user user user user
(15:26) * EggDrop sets mode: -oooooo user user user user user user

But pushmode is slow and i want the command to be carried out fast. So i tried
the following.

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putquick "MODE $chn -o $user" -next

This also works but with these as results:

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(15:30) * EggDrop sets mode: -o user 
(15:30) * EggDrop sets mode: -o user 
(15:30) * EggDrop sets mode: -o user 
(15:30) * EggDrop sets mode: -o user 
(15:30) * EggDrop sets mode: -o user 

Is there a way to use putquick and make the bot perform the command
like in the pushmode results?

[caesar]

According to tcl-commands.doc file about "pushmode"..

All the mode changes will
be sent out at once (combined into one line as much as possible) after
the script finishes, or when 'flushmode' is called.

and about the "putquick"

sends text to the server, like 'putserv', but it uses a
different (and faster) queue.

so.. if you want to make it do stuff faster either figure out by yourself how to do that "(combined into one line as much as possible)" thing like in pushmode or use the normal and "slow way" of "pushmode"

[cerberus_gr]

What about this:
putquick "MODE $chn -oooooo $user $user $user $user $user $user" -next

[Ofloo]

putquick "MODE $chn -oooooo $user $user $user $user $user $user" -next

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putquick "MODE $chn :-oooooo $user $user $user $user $user $user" -next 

if i remember well it requires ":" cause its raw data

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foreach {a b c d e f} $user {
  putquick "MODE $chan :-oooooo $a $b $c $d $e $f" 
}

you can't use $user cause its always the same var unless $user is the list, but if the list exseeds the number of modes only the number of modes will be deopped and not the entire list foreach will solve this for you like this u can make the list unlimited long, but u can only use as mutch modes as ur ircd supports type /version in order to see how many modes the server supports

[strikelight]

putquick "MODE $chn -oooooo $user $user $user $user $user $user" -next

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putquick "MODE $chn :-oooooo $user $user $user $user $user $user" -next 

if i remember well it requires ":" cause its raw data

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foreach {a b c d e f} $user {
  putquick "MODE $chan :-oooooo $a $b $c $d $e $f" 
}

you can't use $user cause its always the same var unless $user is the list, but if the list exseeds the number of modes only the number of modes will be deopped and not the entire list foreach will solve this for you like this u can make the list unlimited long, but u can only use as mutch modes as ur ircd supports type /version in order to see how many modes the server supports

You remember incorrectly... channel modes (other than topic) do not require : , and will infact not work with it at all.

In any event, caesar's point about flushmode, commy, is probably the best solution to whatever you are trying to do.

[CoMMy]

I think i found a much faster way to mass mode a chan.
This is what i have and it is slow but it deops 6ppl every time.

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.......
foreach user [chanlist $chan] {
set hand [nick2hand $user $chan]
if {![isop $user $chan] || [matchattr $hand n] || [matchattr $hand N] || [matchattr $hand m] || $user == $botnick || [onchansplit $user $chan]} {continue} 
pushmode $chan -o $user }}
flushmode $chan
return 1 }

I modified it to this:

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foreach user [chanlist $chan] {
set hand [nick2hand $user $chan]
if {![isop $user $chan] || [matchattr $hand n] || [matchattr $hand N] || [matchattr $hand m] || $user == $botnick || [onchansplit $user $chan]} {continue} 
set what "MODE $chan -o-o-o-o-o-o $user $user $user $user $user $user \n"
putdccraw 0 [string length $what] $what }}
return 1 }

This is a lot faster BUT it deops one person per time.
Is there a way to seperate the "users" in seperate args?
for ex. "MODE $chan -o-o-o-o-o-o $user1 $user2 $user3 $user4 $user5 $user6 \n"

Of course what must be done is to write a code to see how much people will be deoped,
put each user in seperate arg [ex. $user1] and accordingly make the deop using putdccraw.
Is there a way to do this ?