!kick, !op, !deop etc.

[Icy]

Hello,

I've got an question I can't find anywhere an script that the bot ops someone if someone is opped on the channel does: !op thatnick.

I don't want to change userflags in the bot for this. Just when someone is opped in the channel he can use: !op, !kick etc.

Can someone do this for me or just give me a hint

Thank's for your help!

[CuteBangla]

mayb somthing like this

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bind pub o !op op

proc op {m h d mo y} { 
  if {![botisop $chan] } {
         pushmode $chan +o $n 
      } 
   } 

Hello,

I've got an question I can't find anywhere an script that the bot ops someone if someone is opped on the channel does: !op thatnick.

I don't want to change userflags in the bot for this. Just when someone is opped in the channel he can use: !op, !kick etc.

Can someone do this for me or just give me a hint

Thank's for your help!

[Sir_Fz]

Example:

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bind pub - !op opifop

proc opifop {nick uhost hand chan arg} {
 if {[isop $nick $chan] && $arg != ""} {
  pushmode $chan +o [lindex [split $arg] 0]
 }
}

[Alchera]

mayb somthing like this

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bind pub o !op op

proc op {m h d mo y} { 
  if {![botisop $chan] } {
         pushmode $chan +o $n 
      } 
   } 

month, hour, day, month, year?

If you're going to copy stuff and use it to advise unsuspecting users then get it right!

** Edited **

[DragnLord]

Technically it doesn't matter what you call the variables.
"m" would be the nick
"h" would be the uhost
"d" would be handle
"mo" would be channel
"y" would be text (or args)

Granted it gets extremely confusing doing that, but it is possible, the corrected proc would be:

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proc op {m h d mo y} {
  if {![botisop $mo] } {
         pushmode $mo +o $m
      }
   }

Although I'm quite sure that if he wants help from here, those here willing to help would prefer that he use "conventional" variables.

[Alchera]

Convention dictates: nick uhost hand chan arg or n u h c a.

The point being made is that the user has no apparent knowledge of Tcl and literally cobbled together totally disparate pieces of code.

Thankfully Sir_Fz came to the "rescue".

[DragnLord]

Thankfully Sir_Fz came to the "rescue".

Indeed