I doubt it's dict. If you want to help debug it, put "putcmdlog" statements into the proc where it retrieves the html data and check the contents of the vars. Find the lines where http::geturl is being called, find these:
set data [http::data $token]
and then below them put something like:
putcmdlog "tvr data '$data'"
If we know it's getting the html data, then we can move on to debugging the next step.
Also, enable the DEBUG var in the conf file:
# Debug? - choices are INFO, TEMPLATE, DEBUG, ERROR or NONE
set tvrage(debug) DEBUG
(00:12:03) ‹I› .tvinfo las vegas
(00:12:05) ‹BOT› :
(00:12:07) ‹BOT› Las Vegas - Premiered: (NBC) 2003 (USA) - Class: Scripted Genre: Drama
(00:12:09) ‹BOT› URL: http://www.tvrage.com/Las_Vegas
(00:12:11) ‹BOT› Last Episode: 05x10 - The High Price of Gas (Nov/30/2007)
(00:12:13) ‹BOT› Next Episode: 05x11 - A Cannon Carol (Friday, 10:00 pm Dec/07/2007)
(00:12:15) ‹BOT› Status: Returning Series
Is normal that i have this line? :
(00:12:05) ‹BOT› :
rosc2112 wrote:Glad I've been absent for the recent influx of cluelessness..
Look, I appreciate you working on this script, but your holier-than-thou schtick isn't impressing anybody. If you don't intend on helping someone, posting your little one-line zingers in an attempt to look like an internet badass helps nobody. I've noticed more than half your posts in this thread are attempts at insulting people.
I posted here in the hopes that somebody would help me get my hands on the dict .tcl file because when I try to download it I get a 'connection timed out' error. My ISP probably has something to do with this. If anyone could host it for me or direct me to another link for the .tcl I would be extremely grateful.
If people, who are generally script kiddies, can't be arsed to read documentation, or contribute the least bit of effort to find answers and figure things out on their own, then I don't really care how you perceive my attitude. I am an adult. I consider *asking* for help to be a last resort, where most of the "kiddies" who post here use it as the first and apparently ONLY resort. It gets very tiresome.
If you don't like feeling insulted, use your own brain instead of relying on someone elses. How do you expect US to be able to answer questions about problems related to your isp? The link to dict provided in the dict thread works, I just checked.
Dict is not a tcl script, it is a package for libtcl, so my guess is you're trying to get the wrong thing anyway. I just bumped the dict thread, it's in this forum.