!stats responce in chan

[speedy]

i need some help about the pub command !stats & log in a #chan

plz help me to solve the problem that my egg will responce on those triggers

### start script

bind pub - !logs logs_msg
proc logs_msg { nick uhost hand chan args } {
putserv "NOTICE $nick :Channel Logs can be read
http://myurl.com/~leader/logs/$chan"
return 0

}


bind pub - !stats stats_msg
proc stats_msg {nick uhost hand chan args } {
putserv "NOTICE $nick :Channel can be found on
http://myurl.com:8033l/$chan"
return 0

}

#### en script

[nml375]

First off, it would be prefferable if you put your tcl-code inside a code-block.

Secondly, it would be helpful if you could provide some information on the actual malfunction of your script; ie. error-message, unexpected response, or such.

A few obvious issues however:

1. Don't use "args" as a variable in a proc declaration unless you are fully aware of it's special characteristics. It does not behave as any other variable. Speciffically, it can accept an arbitrary number of arguments while any other variable-name may only take one.
2. You cannont have newlines in strings you send to the irc-server.
3. In this case, you would most likely be better off using "puthelp" rather than "putserv". Only use "putserv" for important things such as kicking/banning, opping, registering with Nickserv (if available)

[et109]

this works okay here

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   bind pub - !logs logs_msg
   bind pub - !stats stats_msg

   proc logs_msg { nick uhost hand chan text } {
       puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Channel Logs can be read at"
       puthelp "NOTICE $nick :http://myurl.com/~leader/logs/$chan"
     return 0
  }

   proc stats_msg {nick uhost hand chan text } {
      puthelp "NOTICE $nick :Channel stats can be found on"
      puthelp "NOTICE $nick :http://myurl.com:8033l/$chan"
      return 0
  }

The pub event handler takes <nick>< u@host> < handle> < channel> < text> as its arguments

[speedy]

if it pisible he says channel in place of #channels without the # ?

[rosc2112]

puthelp "NOTICE $nick :http://myurl.com:8033l/[join [split $chan #]]"

[metroid]

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puthelp "NOTICE $nick :http://myurl.com:8033l/[string trimleft $chan "#"]"

I don't really see the point of turning a string into a list and then back to a string again

edit:

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% set chan #moo
#moo
% string trimleft $chan #
moo
% join [split $chan #]
 moo

Another good reason why rosc's solution wouldn't work very well