An old quote script.

[KNude]

Hello!
Does anyone remember an old quote script, which automatically displays something that a user has said earlier, when he/she joins the channel?
For example:

[22:22] *** Joins: John
[22:22] <Bot> "Hey, wanna go get a beer?" (c) John

I remember having this kind of script a couple of years back, in 1999 or so, but I can't find it anywhere anymore. It was a really fun script in some situations.
The quote scripts that I have found so far only allow for users to store quotes and make the bot display them with a command, but that's not what I'm looking for.

[user]

Is it a greet script with several greet messages for each user or a quote script with a greet "addon"?

[KNude]

I think it was a quote script with a greet addon. And there were not any predefined messages; I think the bot's source for the messages it displayed were the channel logs, because it displayed a different message every time. Assuming, ofcourse, that the user had spoken more than one line on the channel.

[awyeah]

Yes, you can make seperate channel database files for each channel, and log channel messages/notices into them by writing (appending) them in. And when a user joins a channel one of those random lines in the database can be read and said to the user joining.

However this might seem quite inappropriate, because all the lines recorded/written wouldn't obviously be greets, as people talking always don't greet each other in the middle of a conversation.

A good AI script I've used, very complex and the best is eggfu.tcl. Go download and use it. It is certainly better than the other ones around, because it has a learning function too. However it does not work for greets, but if you edit it and put a bind join, to spit and greet users joining then it can.