[SOLVED]voice when +mute command

[Sir_Fz]

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bind mode - {% *m} voice:devoice

proc voice:devoice {nick uhost hand chan mc dest} {
 if {$mc == "+m"} {
  foreach n [chanlist $chan] {
   if {[isvoice $n $chan]} { pushmode $chan -v $n }
  }
 } {
  foreach n [chanlist $chan] {
   if {![isvoice $n $chan] && ![isop $n $chan] && ![ishalfop $n $chan]} {
    pushmode $chan +v $n
   }
  }
 }
}

[Fire-Fox]

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bind mode - {% *m} voice:devoice

proc voice:devoice {nick uhost hand chan mc dest} {
 if {$mc == "+m"} {
  foreach n [chanlist $chan] {
   if {[isvoice $n $chan]} { pushmode $chan -v $n }
  }
 } {
  foreach n [chanlist $chan] {
   if {![isvoice $n $chan] && ![isop $n $chan] && ![ishalfop $n $chan]} {
    pushmode $chan +v $n
   }
  }
 }
}

Do this take all +v when i type +mute ang gives them againg when i type -mute ?

[Sir_Fz]

No. When someone sets +m, the bot devoices all voices. When someone sets -m, the bot voices all users. If you want it to work on a public command, then you can easily modify it to do so.

[Fire-Fox]

No. When someone sets +m, the bot devoices all voices. When someone sets -m, the bot voices all users. If you want it to work on a public command, then you can easily modify it to do so.

okay let see if i can do it
or els i'll get back
thanks so fare
the chan function like this there is always +m on chan.... so the +m (moderated) will not be toched

[Fire-Fox]

did not get it to work so it takes all +voice when i type +mute in chat, and gives them againg when i type -mute in chat

[TCL_no_TK]

Its done via mode. So when you do /mode #channel +m it voices everyone. And also when you do /mode #channel -m it devoices everyone.

[Fire-Fox]

Its done via mode. So when you do /mode #channel +m it voices everyone. And also when you do /mode #channel -m it devoices everyone.

yes but it's the wrong way

when i type +mute (command) it shoul remove alle +v and when i type -mute (command) it shell give all users +v again....

[TCL_no_TK]

You mean in DCC CHAT/telnet with the eggdrop? or in the channel as a /msg #channel -mute | /msg #channel +mute sorry this is alit confussing for me :/

[Alchera]

Fire-Fox wants a public trigger apparently (although not indicated by initial posts).

[TCL_no_TK]

Ok, think this should do it.

proc pub:-mute {nick host handle channel text} {
if {![botisop $channel]} {return 0}
foreach t [chanlist $channel] {
if {![isvoice $t $channel] && ![isop $t $channel] && ![ishalfop $t $channel] && ![isbotnick $t]} {pushmode $channel -v $t}
}; return 1
}

proc proc:+mute {nick host handle channel text} {
if {![botisop $channel]} {return 0}
foreach t [chanlist $channel] {
if {[isvoice $t $channel] && ![isop $t $channel] && ![ishalfop $t $channel] && ![isbotnick $t]} {pushmode $channel +v $t}
}; return 1
}

bind pub - -mute pub:-mute
bind pub - +mute pub:+mute

It dosen't set [+/-]m on the channel, it just voice's everyone not voiced when you say +mute and it also devoice's everyone voiced when you say -mute. Added the binds as well incase you wasn't sure about them. i know am not.

[Fire-Fox]

Ok, think this should do it.

proc pub:-mute {nick host handle channel text} {
if {![botisop $channel]} {return 0}
foreach t [chanlist $channel] {
if {![isvoice $t $channel] && ![isop $t $channel] && ![ishalfop $t $channel] && ![isbotnick $t]} {pushmode $channel -v $t}
}; return 1
}

proc proc:+mute {nick host handle channel text} {
if {![botisop $channel]} {return 0}
foreach t [chanlist $channel] {
if {[isvoice $t $channel] && ![isop $t $channel] && ![ishalfop $t $channel] && ![isbotnick $t]} {pushmode $channel +v $t}
}; return 1
}

bind pub - -mute pub:-mute
bind pub - +mute pub:+mute

It dosen't set [+/-]m on the channel, it just voice's everyone not voiced when you say +mute and it also devoice's everyone voiced when you say -mute. Added the binds as well incase you wasn't sure about them. i know am not.

it does not work when i type +mute nothing happens the same with -mute

proc pub:+mute {nick host handle channel text} {
if {![botisop $channel]} {return 0}
foreach t [chanlist $channel] {
if {![isvoice $t $channel] && ![isop $t $channel] && ![ishalfop $t $channel] && ![isbotnick $t]} {pushmode $channel -v $t}
}; return 1
}

proc pub:-mute {nick host handle channel text} {
if {![botisop $channel]} {return 0}
foreach t [chanlist $channel] {
if {[isvoice $t $channel] && ![isop $t $channel] && ![ishalfop $t $channel] && ![isbotnick $t]} {pushmode $channel +v $t}
}; return 1
}
bind pub -|- -mute pub:-mute
bind pub -|- +mute pub:+mute

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[TCL_no_TK]

There's a few things to check as to why it failed. The bot wasn't opped, everyone is op'd/halfop'd on the channel. Or depending on the [+/-]mute switch everyone was/wasn't voice'd already. Apart from that, the script is complete untested by me and this is only based on what the code is checking.

[Fire-Fox]

There's a few things to check as to why it failed. The bot wasn't opped, everyone is op'd/halfop'd on the channel. Or depending on the [+/-]mute switch everyone was/wasn't voice'd already. Apart from that, the script is complete untested by me and this is only based on what the code is checking.

Don't get it sorry ...

[TCL_no_TK]

How much testing have you done? The script check's that the people that need giving +v are not:

• the bot
  have +o
  have +h
  have +v already

or if they need to be given -v then it will also check if they have no voice.

[Fire-Fox]

How much testing have you done? The script check's that the people that need giving +v are not:

• the bot
  have +o
  have +h
  have +v already

or if they need to be given -v then it will also check if they have no voice.

Hey why is that i believe that guys are talking the wrong setup here nothing bad at all...


the only thing i need i something that removes +v when i type +mute in the chat and a function that give +v when i type -mute ( pub commands) nothing more or less like i mute funktion for all users on the chat...

Hope you guys understand