Bindable commands?

[dq]

Is it physically possible to have a script where you type @bind roster <my roster here> then if you wanted to remove it you'd type @binc roster none or something along those lines, also could you list all your current binds?

All of this done while in an a channel of course.

[demond]

yes

[dq]

Can you maybe post an example or post on how to?

[dq]

Anybody?

[Sir_Fz]

What's that command supposed to do?

[Alchera]

What's that command supposed to do?

Would appear we want a public commands solution to manipulate binds for updating/updated files?

[dq]

What's that command supposed to do?

Would appear we want a public commands solution to manipulate binds for updating/updated files?

Yes, that's exactly what we would want..

[dq]

What's that command supposed to do?

I found a version in mIRC which pretty much sums up exactly what I wanted,

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on *:text:*:#:{ if ($me isop #) || ($me isop $chan) || ($address($nick,2) isin %botowner) || ($address($nick,2) isin %botadmins) && ($chan != #botsrus) {
      if ($left($1,1) == $+(%trigger. [ $+ [ $chan ] ])*) && ($remove($1,$left($1,1)) != set) && ($2 == $null) {
        if ($eval($+(%,$remove($1,$left($1,1)),.,$chan),2)) {
          if ($eval($+(%,theme.,#),2) == 1) && ($eval($+(%,msgmode.,#),2) == 1 || $eval($+(%,msgmode.,#),2) == $null) { /cnotice $nick $chan 10,1[15 $eval($+(%,$remove($1,$left($1,1)),.,$chan),2) 10,1] }

elseif ($left($1,1) == $+(%trigger. [ $+ [ $chan ] ])*) && ($remove($1,$left($1,1)) == set) && ($nick isop $chan || $address($nick,2) isin %botadmins) && ($2 != $null) && ($3 != $null) && ($2 != trigger) && ($2 != punishtype) && ($2 != nourls) && ($2 != noads) && ($2 != nonotice) && ($2 != theme) && ($2 != onjoinmsg) && ($2 != msgmode) && ($2 != onjoinmsg2)  { 
        set $+(%,$2.,#) $3-
        /cnotice $nick $chan $2 set to: $eval($+(%,$2.,#),2)
        halt
}

This is very advanced coding from what I can see, and yes it does work I have tested it in mIRC... anyone keen to trasnlate to TCL

[demond]

"advanced"?

no, this is very primitive coding

I suspect that by "binding" you mean something quite different from eggdrop's command binding; perhaps if you elaborate on what you want to accomplish, someone will be willing to help