getchanhost

[Gust]

Hi,

i am using the following code in my script:

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bind pub o|o !ident ident_script

proc ident_script { nick uhost hand chan arg } {
	set txt [split $arg]
	set player [lindex $txt 0]
	append ident "*!*" [getchanhost $player $chan]
	puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan :$ident"
}

It's a stupid script i wrote, because i had some problems with an invite script that also uses getchanhost...

But I discovered that the script above only works good if my eggdrop is only on 1 channel... If I try the script when my eggdrop is on multiple channels, the bot output is:

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*!*

Somebody know how to fix that?

Thanks!

[De Kus]

Hint: the channel argument is optional.

[Gust]

Could you give me some more information?

Because i am new to tcl-scripting, i don't really understand what you are trying to say...

Thanks!

[De Kus]

There is no more information, everything can be assumed .
- the topic/function I am talking about is 'getchanhost'
- the channel argument of course refers to '$chan'
- and optional means, you can remove it
- hint means: try and see what happens!

[Gust]

OK, tried to remove $chan argument, but still the same problem...

This is the script i've tried...

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bind pub o|o !ident ident_script 

proc ident_script { nick uhost hand chan arg } { 
   set txt [split $arg] 
   set player [lindex $txt 0] 
   append ident "*!*" [getchanhost $player] 
   puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan :$ident" 
}

[De Kus]

whats the result? still "*!*"? If its "*!*" there is no such nick on any channel the bot is on. Otherwise you would have found a bug in eggdrop which I cannot reproduce. Make sure there are no invisible characters involved (maybe use stripcodes?!).

[Gust]

Yups, still "*!*"

No error, and the user is on the channel...

It works when the bot is only on 1 channel...

[De Kus]

check the channel records (.channel #chan in partyline), maybe the bot does not have proper host entries for one of the channels.