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How to msg more chans?

Help for those learning Tcl or writing their own scripts.
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Danko
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How to msg more chans?

Post by Danko »

Let's say I have a small proc, and I want to msg the same to more than only one chan;

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bind pub !hello hellotest

set mychans "#chan1 #chan2" (??!)

proc delpre {nick host hand channel arg} {
global mychans

 set input [lindex [split $arg] 1]

 putquick "PRIVMSG $mychans :Abcedf $input"
}
When I'm using this my bot only msg to #chan1 with text #chan2.. A solution would ofcourse be to add yet another putquick privmsg line, but I'd like to avoid that.. Any tips?
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Post by De Kus »

use "," instead of " " to seperate channels. please note that the maximum channels to send to at once is determined by "maxtargets" (can be seen while connection in raw log). Also addional spam detection might be installed for multitarget messages (like immediatly terminate connection on advertising URLs, channel names, in color or whatever).
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Post by Danko »

Ahh, i see now why it didnt work with "," as chan seperator also, but thats prolly because I was testing on a server with maxtargets=1.

However, seems like MAXTARGETS=4 is pretty usual among servers.
Lets say i for example want to msg to 12 chans, could i just do something like;

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set mychans(1) "#chan1,#chan2,#chan3,#chan4"
set mychans(2) "#chan5,#chan6,#chan7,#chan8"
set mychans(2) "#chan9,#chan10,#chan11,#chan12"
...
putquick "PRIVMSG $mychans(1) :Abcedf $input" 
putquick "PRIVMSG $mychans(2) :Abcedf $input" 
putquick "PRIVMSG $mychans(3) :Abcedf $input"
Would that be the easiest solution, or would it be any better way to do it?
(dont think about flood etc, i'm just thinking in general)
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Post by metroid »

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set mychans(1) "#chan1,#chan2,#chan3,#chan4"
set mychans(2) "#chan5,#chan6,#chan7,#chan8"
set mychans(3) "#chan9,#chan10,#chan11,#chan12"

for {set i 1} {$i < [array size mychans]} {incr i} {
  putquick "PRIVMSG $mychans($i) :bla bla"
}
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Post by Danko »

Thank you. :D

One last Q; If I also want to be able to use the command from partyline (.hello ..), what do I have to add? coz "proc myproc {n h h c a}" wont work from partyline, right..? :?
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Post by Sir_Fz »

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bind dcc n hello hellodcc

proc hellodcc {hand idx arg} {
 # call your proc from here
}
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