hello,
I've got three eggdrops and when I type !uptime, every eggdrop is posting his serveruptime since he was started.
It looks like this:
<Bot1> 12 days up
<Bot2> 13 days up
<Bot3> 14 days up
Now I need a script which shows me the total uptime of all servers. (it has to sum up 12,13 and 14)
So when I type !uptime, it has to come this:
<Bot1> 12 days up
<Bot2> 13 days up
<Bot3> 14 days up
<anotherBot> The total uptime of all servers: 39 days
How can I manage this?
What about a Timer?
My suggestion: When I type !uptime, the script should wait 5 seconds (until all three Bots posted there server uptime) and then the script sums up the total uptime. -> the problem is now how to read the specified strings. probably with reg expr?
Which tcl commands will I need or how has the code to look like?
Thank you all!
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Timer Script
I dont understand you.
Each eggdrop is running on another server, so the uptime of every eggdrop is different.
I just want all three uptimes summed up.
The script just has to search for the string "<Bot1>" and sum the letter after it (12) up with the other days (13 and 14).
The total uptime for me is: 39 days in my example.
So the method I thought about, is to make a timer, that the script wait for 5 secs after !uptime is typed. After the 5 seconds it searches the string between "<Bot1>" and "days up" (for all three bots). Then the script just has to sum the three uptimes up and puts it to the channel.
Each eggdrop is running on another server, so the uptime of every eggdrop is different.
I just want all three uptimes summed up.
The script just has to search for the string "<Bot1>" and sum the letter after it (12) up with the other days (13 and 14).
The total uptime for me is: 39 days in my example.
So the method I thought about, is to make a timer, that the script wait for 5 secs after !uptime is typed. After the 5 seconds it searches the string between "<Bot1>" and "days up" (for all three bots). Then the script just has to sum the three uptimes up and puts it to the channel.