[SOLVED] [TCL] Released v103 help!

bleh1234 · Post by **bleh1234** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:14 pm

Hi all,

first post and as always with a problem.

I tryed to use Released v103 in script archive but for some reason i can't get it to work on windrop.

Maybe some1 can explain how it need to be properly installed or knows a better script that does the same?

Alchera · Post by **Alchera** » Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:43 pm

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# Location of the file to store data in.
# Location of the file to store data in.
set released(datafile) "/usr/home/ladysin/released.dat"
set released(datafile) "/home/flirtbot/released.dat"

#Elviraa
set released(datafile) "~/released.dat"

One variable is all that is required and if (the script is) properly configured it should function as expected.

Hint:

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./directory/released.dat

bleh1234 · Post by **bleh1234** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 9:23 am

Well that is what i thought also but those .dat files aren't created.

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# Location of the file to store data in.
# Location of the file to store data in.
set released(datafile) "/usr/home/ladysin/released.dat"
set released(datafile) "/home/flirtbot/released.dat"

There are 2 lines but why need 2?

this is what i did, just to get that .dat file appear

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# Location of the file to store data in.
# Location of the file to store data in.
set released(datafile) "released.dat"
set released(datafile) "released.dat" 
***NOT WORKING
# Location of the file to store data in.
# Location of the file to store data in.
# set released(datafile) "released.dat"
set released(datafile) "./released.dat" 
***STILL NOTHING

This i didn't get also so i leaved it that way

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#Elviraa
set released(datafile) "~/released.dat"

Starting eggdrop/windrop doesn't gave any error ?¿?¿?¿

Gonna try it again later today, such a simple script can't be a big problem probably a typo

Alchera · Post by **Alchera** » Fri Mar 23, 2007 9:34 am

The coder left those lines as examples expecting (erroneously) that the person using the script would figure it out.

You dictate where the file (released.dat) should go.

The following places it in your windrop folder:

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set released(datafile) "./released.dat"

Note: Delete all other references to "released(datafile)" as (previously explained) you just need the one reference.