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expected integer but got ""

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Post by Papillon »

this is actually a TCL question, not a eggdrop question :)

anyway... if the error given comes from the last utimer the problem most likely is in the display_phrase proc
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Papillon wrote:if the error given comes from the last utimer the problem most likely is in the display_phrase proc
I wasn't sure where to post it in either the TCL script section or here, but I can't move it so all I ask is that if it shouldn't be in this section can a MOD move it.

but anyways back to the point... the problem.

I get the error when the utimer gets to 0, that's why I think the problem is somewhere in that code section. the problem is every single other pieace of code is fine and they are all the same (in terms of timers etc)

can you explain how you think the problem lies within the display_phrase?
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the utimer itself is fine.. well.. it is better to call it like this:

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set mad_timer [utimer 30 [list display_phrase]]
anyway...
since the error is not the utimer itself, it has to be a result from the command it is set to do, in this case the display_phrase proc
paste the display_phrase proc and then we'll see :)
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