Script Request

[whittinghamj]

howdy yall. I know this kind of script exists, just not sure where.

I am looking for a script to do the following.

<user>!user <nick>
<botnick> <nick> is in my list as <hangle-in-bot-userfile> (eg Quest is quest)
<botnick> User hosts are *!ident@*.domain.net
<botnick> <nick> was added by <person> on <added-date>

Any suggestions? Its just reading the userfile and sending the info back to the channel. Suggestions would be great. Thanks

[whittinghamj]

does anyone have any suggestions for this please?

[Alchera]

There are tonnes of scripts in the Tcl Archive that would meet your requirements.

[whittinghamj]

I found a script in the TCL section and modded it to do kind of what I want. The script I found was designed the show users for a specific channel and not the whole list. I modded it to list the entire file and not just for a specific channel.

The question I have now is this. Right now its lists EVERYTONE in the user file on the !userlist command. I need to use !userlist <nick> and the code goes off and shows only the userlist info for that specific user. Here is the code so fare, FULLY WORKING which shows everyone in the userlist.

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bind pub o|o !userlist user_list 

proc user_list {nick uhost hand chan text} { 
if { [userlist |amnovf $chan] == "" } { 
foreach user [userlist |amnovf] { 
set usersnick [hand2nick $user] 
if { $usersnick == "" } { 
putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :1Handle: 4$user" 
putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :1Nickname: 4$usersnick"
putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :1Host(s): 4[getuser $user HOSTS]"
} else { 
putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :1Handle: 4$user" 
putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :1Nickname: 4$usersnick"
putquick "PRIVMSG $chan :1Host(s): 4[getuser $user HOSTS]"
} 
} 
putquick "NOTICE $nick :End of list." 
} 
}

Hope someone can help me with this please to show just the $arg part eg a specific user.

Cheers guys. Any help would be extremly usful and greatfully received.

[whittinghamj]

anyone? dragnlord? sir fitz? please......

danke

[Alchera]

Read tcl-commands.doc in your bots ~doc folder.