If you want to learn how to write your own scripts, I suggest reading the many helpful documents that come with eggdrop and tcl. Particularly the regexp and http manpages.
As far as that particular website, eggdrop / tcl doesn't like unicode very much, so I don't know if it would work very well with the arabic or whatever that squigly language is. Maybe someday tcl & eggdrop will support unicode properly, it's been giving me fits with my dictionary.com script, having accented A's interpretted as CTCP ACTIONS and no way to string-map the chars cos tcl can't handle the higher numbered unicode chars. ;/
If you want to learn how to write your own scripts, I suggest reading the many helpful documents that come with eggdrop and tcl. Particularly the regexp and http manpages.
As far as that particular website, eggdrop / tcl doesn't like unicode very much, so I don't know if it would work very well with the arabic or whatever that squigly language is. Maybe someday tcl & eggdrop will support unicode properly, it's been giving me fits with my dictionary.com script, having accented A's interpretted as CTCP ACTIONS and no way to string-map the chars cos tcl can't handle the higher numbered unicode chars. ;/
Hi ,
If it's not supporting the unicodes then i think i need only the title of movie without the names of actress , ex: <font face="verdana" size="2"><b>Omar Wa Salma </b></font>
This is a good starter project for you. Learn from it, modify it, but don't redistribute without giving credit. I'm not interested in creating yet another similar movie script. Like I said, it's mostly a matter of changing the geturl and regexp stuff.