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aap
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by aap »
Well... I just can't find it :S And I don't know wich terms I have to use on google for this:
I want to make this:
!command x
so that !command binds a proc. ( I know how to do that)
and that x stores in variable x
Any help is welcome
thx
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Sir_Fz
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by Sir_Fz »
Your request (it IS a request btw) makes no sense, you need to elaborate more on what you want.
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Alchera
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by Alchera »
There are plenty of public commands scripts in the
Tcl Archive, just search for an appropriate one.
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aap
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by aap »
thanks....
Am I right this way:
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bind pub - !command hi
proc hi {nick uhand channel host arg} {
blabla...
}
I type => !command var
So that "var" stores in "arg" ?
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krimson
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by krimson »
"arg" holds everything you type after !command
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aap
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by aap »
so yes
Thanks a lot