.commands replies with .website .other .other

[R-WaT]

i need a script so when someone types ".commands" all the bot does is reply with a notice to the user with ".command1 .command2 .command3"

thanks

[whittinghamj]

here is a script i wrote with help of others on the board. it works on any channel that has the flag command

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bind pub -|- .command pub:dscmd

setudef flag command

proc pub:dscmd {nick uhost hand chan arg} { 
set chan [string tolower $chan] 
  if {[channel get $chan command]} {
  putserv "NOTICE $nick .command1"
  putserv "NOTICE $nick .command2"
  putserv "NOTICE $nick .command2"
 }
 }
 putlog "!COMMANDS"

once you add that go to your dcc / telnet window and type .chanset #chan +command and your all set. do this command for each channel you want the bot to respond to this trigger. -|- means anyone can use it. Read the eggdrop docs for bot / channel flags.

[R-WaT]

works, thanks.

[R-WaT]

Now that .commands works ".command1 .command2 .command3" (i put them all in the same line though)..

Now I need it when someone typs .command1 or .command2 or .command3 it replies back with "this is command1" or "this is command2" etc.

[Sir_Fz]

Looking at the code you've been given, aren't you able to implement it yourself now?

[R-WaT]

nope

[R-WaT]

oh btw.. im the only one that can see .commands

[krimson]

1. of course you're the only one who sees .commands.

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# this sends you a NOTICE with the text blablabla

putserv "NOTICE $nick blablabla"

2. if you want the text to go to the channel, you should replace

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putserv "NOTICE $nick blablabla"

# with

putserv "PRIVMSG $chan blablabla"

3. to make all commands go in a single line, replace

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putserv "NOTICE $nick .command1"
putserv "NOTICE $nick .command2"
putserv "NOTICE $nick .command2"

# with

putserv "NOTICE $nick :Available commands are .command1 .command2 .command3"

[R-WaT]

1. of course you're the only one who sees .commands.

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# this sends you a NOTICE with the text blablabla

putserv "NOTICE $nick blablabla"

2. if you want the text to go to the channel, you should replace

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putserv "NOTICE $nick blablabla"

# with

putserv "PRIVMSG $chan blablabla"

3. to make all commands go in a single line, replace

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putserv "NOTICE $nick .command1"
putserv "NOTICE $nick .command2"
putserv "NOTICE $nick .command2"

# with

putserv "NOTICE $nick :Available commands are .command1 .command2 .command3"

I know all that, im saying, that when someone else types .commands they say they don't see it, but when i type it, i see it.

[krimson]

did you change the -|- part in

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bind pub -|- .command pub:dscmd

to something else? if you want the command to be available to everybody, you should leave it to -|-

[R-WaT]

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bind pub -|- .commands pub:dscmd

setudef flag commands

proc pub:dscmd {nick uhost hand chan arg} {
set chan [string tolower $chan]
  if {[channel get $chan commands]} {
  putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :.Website .Signup .Sponsors"
 }
 }
 putlog ".COMMANDS"

is what i have

[krimson]

first of all, you don't need to use the line

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set chan [string tolower $chan]

second, i've just tested it (without the above mentioned line), and works well, no matter if the eggdrop knows that user or not.