count hours spent +o/+h

[X-Ception]

a while ago i asked for some help on this i cant find the original post and i still havent got any closer to getting it done.. In short on channel op/halfop o/h count the time the user is half(opped) for and end of the month write everyones global time opping to a file and stat again

something like

nick1 spent 5 hours opping and 3 hours as a halfop in the month of december
nick2 spent 10 hours opping and 1 hours as a halfop in the month of december
nick3 spent 1 hours opping and 0 hours as a halfop in the month of december

[TCL_no_TK]

seems to resore hogging and stuff? Just offering a simpler sulution here. how about a login/logout system ...maybe based from when nick(no.) gets Op'ed/HalfOp'ed and use that?

[X-Ception]

seems to resore hogging and stuff? Just offering a simpler sulution here. how about a login/logout system ...maybe based from when nick(no.) gets Op'ed/HalfOp'ed and use that?

as such that what it is, but still needs to count "how long logged in"

[rosc2112]

This is by no means a simple request. Be faster for you to learn tcl than to wait for someone else to do it =)

[X-Ception]

This is by no means a simple request. Be faster for you to learn tcl than to wait for someone else to do it =)

yup i know got it halfway done

[rosc2112]

way to go

[fayettemat]

nice can you post it here because I think that would be an interesting idea

[TCL_no_TK]

do ya best! n good luck with the script. I dunno if its relivant but ive been thinking of maybe the easyest way i think this could be done. how about; using timers to log the 'time and date' of when the nick was opped/halfoped in the channel, adding that to a file and printing it when triggered, still as a mountly thing. This is more an idea, but i hope helps. And again, do ya best

[TCL_no_TK]

lol its been a while, but i've found a way to do this if your still interested let me know. Example:

[02:44:52] <@Me> !start
[02:44:55] <@Bot> Ok, started couting.
[02:47:15] <@Me> !stop
[02:47:16] <@Bot> Count: 3 minutes 37 seconds

basicly a stop watch and really simple supprisingly. And on an other note about the resource usage of this script, i dont think it would be as great as what was expected.