help on a greeting script.

[BigBen]

i need help on making a eggdrop script, like

on *:TEXT:*!Commands*:#: { //msg $nick Hello, to get commands.

then etc.

[kris]

i hope you know thats mIRC not TCL.
this is TCL

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bind pub "-|-" !commands msg_command 
proc msg_command { nick chan host handle text } {
putquick "NOTICE $nick :TEXT"
}

that'll work, but its not hard, ill explain for you.

bind = tells the eggdrop that a command is starting.
proc = starts the command.
putquick = makes it start the text in ""
} = close' it, im not to good at explaining, but i know what it does, just search on google and you will learn, also these people here are also good to read scripts, they know their stuff.

[metroid]

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bind pub -|- !commands msg_command
proc msg_command {nick host handle chan text} {
  putquick "NOTICE $nick :TEXT"
}

Insert proper indenting.

Explaining it abit better..

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bind pub -|- !commands msg_command

This makes an internal 'bind' to pub (PUBLIC) with flags -|- (which means anyone). The command the bot needs to watch for is "!commands" in this case, and if the bot finds this command, it should send the data to the handler 'msg_command'.

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proc msg_command { nick chan host handle text } {

This is the start of our handler (AKA Procedure).
We start with the name of the handler so TCL knows what you mean when you call it later.

"nick host handle chan text" are the handler arguments, these are filled in by eggdrop.

These should be fairly self-explaining.

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putquick

putquick is simply a procedure (handler) to send something to the queue.
An IRC command generally comes after this, such as notice in the example.

NOTE: You MUST always end with as much closing braces/brackets (}/]) as you start.

For example

if {$bla} {
return 1
}

[starpossen]

Kinda old topic but is there anyway to modify it like only reacting in a specific
channel, and also make it not notice voiced users and above?