I'm Baffled

[Dustbuster]

Heya guys,

This is what i have so fat, But its refusing to work lol

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bind pub -|- "So, you want to play? Type !idlerpg to find out how ... or go to http://idleRPG.silversnake8.com/" pub:idle

proc pub:idle {nick host handle chan arg} { 
  putquick "PRIVMSG idlerpg :Login Dustbuster 50015" 
} 

Can anyone help out,

What it is ment to do is, well when it joins #idlerpg i want it to login to the idlerpg bot

Cheers

Dustbuster

[caesar]

The bind pub performs an action upon a public (channel) message. The thing you need is either a bind of a pubm or an msg. Check the doc/tcl-commands.doc file for more instructions.

[awyeah]

There you go.

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bind pubm -|- "So, you want to play? Type !idlerpg to find out how ... or go to http://idleRPG.silversnake8.com/" pubm:idle 

proc pubm:idle {nick host handle chan arg} { 
  putquick "PRIVMSG idlerpg :Login Dustbuster 50015" 
} 

The bind 'pub' triggers one first word, and all the rest after it are arguments.

The bind 'pubm' triggers all words in a text depending upon your
match sequence.

So, if you want a bind for "!commands" use 'pub'
and if you want a bind for "!help commands" use 'pubm'

Well... erm something like that.
Read the tcl-commands.doc should get you on the right track.

[]Kami[]

There you go.

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bind pubm -|- "So, you want to play? Type !idlerpg to find out how ... or go to http://idleRPG.silversnake8.com/" pubm:idle 

proc pubm:idle {nick host handle chan arg} { 
  putquick "PRIVMSG idlerpg :Login Dustbuster 50015" 
} 

The bind 'pub' triggers one first word, and all the rest after it are arguments.

The bind 'pubm' triggers all words in a text depending upon your
match sequence.

So, if you want a bind for "!commands" use 'pub'
and if you want a bind for "!help commands" use 'pubm'

Well... erm something like that.
Read the tcl-commands.doc should get you on the right track.

This one is wrong too

Usage is: bind pubm -|- "% So, you want to play? Type !idlerpg to find out how ... or go to http://idleRPG.silversnake8.com/" pubm:idle "

% - matches any chan...You can aswell use only one channel name it to work only on one chan.

[awyeah]

Whoa.. whoa whoa... you cant get me this time...erm.

See his first post which says

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bind pubm -|- "So, you want to play?

Where did the % in the beginning come from??
You added it yourself... sneaky...umm

Withouth the %... as the first character he mentioned
it should be 'pubm' I guess.

So I guess my post was correct, for what he said
as ass kicker first mentioned

[dollar]

Oh my god. Awyeah. You're making *EXACTLY* the same mistake over and over again. GO READ THE DAMN DOC ON PUBM, instead of confusing newbies and giving them wrong code. Also, when people point out an error, do something with the information instead of replying with "well I'm right anyway".

[Dustbuster]

hmmm thanks guys,

But for some reason its not working


Matt

[greenbear]

if you're trying to respond to a onjoin notice, then what you want is 'bind notc'

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bind notc - "* So, you want to play? *"

[Dustbuster]

Thanx but what would come after "proc notc"???

rather than doing it from an onjoin message, could you make it trigger, ONJOINing the channel??

Cheers

Matt

[]Kami[]

Thanx but what would come after "proc notc"???

rather than doing it from an onjoin message, could you make it trigger, ONJOINing the channel??

Cheers

Matt

So you want greet then.If you want greet, then this should work:

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bind join - * greet_idle

proc greet_idle {nick mask hand chan} { 
putquick "notice $nick :So, you want to play? Type !idlerpg to find out how ... or go to http://idleRPG.silversnake8.com/" 
}

Then you also need to set !idlerpg pub, something like this should work:

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bind pub -|- "!idlerpg" pub:idlerpg

proc pub:idlerpg {nick host handle chan arg} {
  putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :Your text here"

} 

[awyeah]

hahaha.. my apologies maybe I wasn't my
100% at 4 in the night... when I replied to
the thread.