variable problem [Solved]

[sparta]

I have this code:

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bind dcc n bchan sbch

proc sbch {channels i bc} {
 global sbch
 set sbch $bc
 putlog "S-Bitch channel(s) set to: $bc"
}

Now the problem is that it wont set the var sbch as $bc .. i have been asking in some channels.. and people tell me that it should work, but dosent. so anyone here that can help me?

this is what i want it to do, when i type ".myword #channel", then i want it to set var "sbch #channel" .. i dont get a error or anything, but it wont set the var.. how ever if i add in the tcl "set sbch #channel", then it add the var without any problem, but i want to be able to change the channel(s) true partyline, the reason for this is that i working on a extra-bitch TCL, and i want to be able to turn bitch on/off on channels.. and the bitchy will only happen on the channel or channels that are in that var. now when i try set the var true DCC i get this:

« MyNick » .bchan #channel
« BotNick » [15:07] S-Bitch channel(s) set to: #channel

And everything looks ok, now when i op somone that should be deoped i get this:

« BotNick » [15:07] S-Bitch channel(s) set to: #channel
« BotNick » [15:07] #channel: mode change '+o nick' by nick2!ident@host
« BotNick » [15:07] Tcl error [sbitch]: can't read "sbch": no such variable

so it say it set the variable, and i get no errors while set it, but when i want to call it its not there..

[^DooM^]

Try changing your var name to something different as at the moment its the same as your proc name.

[user]

so it say it set the variable, and i get no errors while set it, but when i want to call it its not there..

The error is in the code trying to read the variable. Or some other proc unsetting it.

Try changing your var name to something different as at the moment its the same as your proc name.

That's not a problem.

[^DooM^]

I wasnt sure if that was a problem was just an attempt to eliminate all the easy solutions first then move onto the harder ones.

[awyeah]

Plus I don't think you would need to set it global, if you don't use this variable in any other proc. Because using it as a local within the proc would also reduce and minimize the number of errors.

[sparta]

I solved the problem with:

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proc set:sbch {nickc hand text} {
 global channels 
 set channels "$text"
 putlog "S-Bitch channel set to: $channels"
}