On text help

[isis123]

Hello, I´d like my eggdrop to say a certain message into a channel if an user writes a keyword. For instance he writes "hi "and the eggdrop says a certain message (like: hi, how are you?)

Can someone please help me? Thanks so much.

[demond]

try to help yourself by reading all-you-need-to-know-about-eggdrop-scripting file named tcl-commands.doc, included with eggdrop

hints: pay attention to [bind] command, which allows you to set up triggers that will be fired up on events like, for example, saying something on channel

more hints: you need to use [bind pubm] and [putserv]

(if you don't know Tcl, you should take some time off posting here and learn some Tcl basics)

[Sir_Fz]

Also, there already exist such scripts (ai).

[demond]

...and there is even AI (artificial intelligence) module called MegaHAL, which supposedly tries to make the bot to look 'smarter' by learning (automatically adding) new phrases to bot's dictionary

[isis123]

yes, but i am slowly sick of being referred to tuts. whats a forum then for? can someone write it here? shouldnt be to hard to copy it out of your scripts. thanks

[demond]

well, let us see... did you even bother to look at [bind]'s description in tcl-commands.doc? if so, what exactly is it you didn't understand? what about [putserv]? I bet you did not

I, for one, won't write a single line of code for a person who is not willing to do a minimal effort to also help themselves (and I suspect that handful of people who contribute code for these forums feel the same way) - if you are sick of this, I feel sorry for you but that's that

[isis123]

ok is this correct?

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bind pub - <TRIGGERWORD> pub:homepage

proc pub:homepage { nick uhost handle channel arg } {
putserv "PRIVMSG $channel : <MSG TO CHANNEL>

}

[demond]

that is awesome

just put closing quotes (") at the end of [putserv] statement

[De Kus]

and note that the current example will beging with a space, just in case it matters ^-^. The text should start right after the ":".