I rewritting two scripts due to some conflicts with raw and CTCP binds, and while I am at it I'm trying to do some code clean up. Thus, my question.
Can I call procedures from one tcl script file out of another one if they are both loaded? Are the global variables declared in one script accessable by another one? Hmmmm, I've seen varaibles defined in the startup config file used throughout various scripts, so I would say yes to the variable question? This is a security eggdrop, so each script would be always loaded.
Reason I ask, is that I am resturcturing a couple of the bind events so that they parse the information and call the appropiate procedure based based upon basic selection criteria. Im doing this so that the bind procedures arnt a bundle of code that is dealing with different types of things to be done. Basicatly, the simple selection criteria dictates how I parse out information from various data strings.
If I can split out this logic further into seperate tcl scripts, I would like to if possible. Would simplyfy modifications and testing down the road. I have a feeling that this eggie will be under continous modification based upon new threats as they are identified.
Any input would be most welcome please. Also, if you feel this is a stupid idea. Please tell me.
droolin
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code structing question
Re: code structing question
Yes.droolin wrote:Can I call procedures from one tcl script file out of another one if they are both loaded?
Yes.droolin wrote:Are the global variables declared in one script accessable by another one?
Note that if you use similar binds in the different scripts, those binds must be "stackable" (refer to tcl-commands.doc).
"new threats"... interesting statementdroolin wrote:I have a feeling that this eggie will be under continous modification based upon new threats as they are identified.
structuring question
Thank you for your reply, it was very much appriceated.
The comment about new threats deals with the various infected clients and such that seem to be all to dominate anymore on IRC. We have other services that identify alot of these problems, but unfortionally we have come to the conclusion that additioanl protection was needed. Thus the security eggie.
Watching various other bulleton boards and news letters, there seems to be a new variant out every day of some new type of infection that affects IRC. Thus, the new threats.
Again, thank you for your post.
droolin
The comment about new threats deals with the various infected clients and such that seem to be all to dominate anymore on IRC. We have other services that identify alot of these problems, but unfortionally we have come to the conclusion that additioanl protection was needed. Thus the security eggie.
Watching various other bulleton boards and news letters, there seems to be a new variant out every day of some new type of infection that affects IRC. Thus, the new threats.
Again, thank you for your post.
droolin