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Testing script before starting eggdrop ?

Help for those learning Tcl or writing their own scripts.
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Danko
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Testing script before starting eggdrop ?

Post by Danko »

Is there any way to test a script (that it wont crash the egg etc) ?

Atm I'm editing script, rehashing eggdrop, editing again, etc etc..
This works, but I feel its a waste of time, re-starting the eggdrop every time it crash...... huh..?
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Post by Sir_Fz »

Enclose the code within catch.

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catch {
 #code here
}
and use .set errorInfo to see errors.
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Post by De Kus »

I personally use this little script to load my scripts:

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#	#	#	#	#	#	#	#	#
# .loadtcl
#

bind dcc n loadtcl loadtcl

proc loadtcl {hand idx args} {
	if {$args == {{}}} {
		set args $::lasttclloaded
	} else {
		set ::lasttclloaded $args
	}
	uplevel #0 [list source scripts/$args.tcl]
	return 1
}
This will simply "rehash" a single script, very fast and very usefull imho.
ex.:
If you want to rehash 'scripts/google.tcl' just type:
.loadtcl google

If you get something like '[18:28:57] #De_Kus# loadtcl google' loading was successfull, else you should see the TCL error (if not disabled on console).
ex.:
.loadtcl idonotexist
[18:38:42] Tcl error [loadtcl]: couldn't read file "scripts/idonotexist.tcl": no such file or directory
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Post by sKy »

There is no need to let the bot crash every time. :)
Use the 'saved source' command, errorInfo and backtraces. Should be enugh help. Enjoy. =)

http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=10291
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