Binds with more than one word and a wildcard....

[Nimos]

the handle is there....

[nml375]

Strange, since it's properly identified, the lastseen timestamp should've been updated. If you enable public chat on your console (.console +p), do you see the echobot talking through your console?

[Nimos]

yes i see it talking

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.channel 
 
NICKNAME             HANDLE     JOIN        IDLE  USER@HOST
@Germanfunserver       germanfun  ---  O            germanfuns@gtanet....                                    

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.whois germanfuns

HANDLE    PASS NOTES FLAGS           LAST
germanfun  no   0     fghlopBQ        never (nowhere)

[nml375]

Then, if you can see the bots chatter in the console/dcc-partyline, it pretty much falls down to improper bindings..

Only other things I could think of, would be some other binding blocking, or possibly some ignore been added.

[Nimos]

ooh...I found my mistake :
The echo bot writes the names of the talkers bold...

it worked with \002 in the bind

last question:
how to integrate [] into the binding?

[*] gives an error message...

[nml375]

Enclose the mask with {} to prevent any further parsing of the content (including command replacement [], variables $ and similar)

ie: bind pubm - {% some text*} theproc

[Nimos]

hmm...the bot reacts now, BUT...

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bind pubm " ??? \002Nimos\002 test" testproc

proc testproc {nick host chan args} {
putquick "privmsg $chan : Test Successfull! ($args)"

returns

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* Thirildragon * Test Successfull(#germanfunserver {[3] <Nimos> test 123}) 

why is there so much in $args?
I want only the "123" in the variable...[/code]

[nml375]

args is a special variable, you really should'nt use it unless you know what you're doing...

Use something like this:

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proc testproc {nick host hand chan text} {
 set newtext [join [lrange [split $text] 2 end]]
 puthelp "PRIVMSG $chan :Test Successfull! ($newtext)"
}

[Nimos]

thank you!

[spijon]

Is there a way so the wildcard/string only react when two words are used in a sentence.

ex: bind pubm - "% *text text2*" test:msg
"my text blalba text2" and and noget only on text or text2.

[nml375]

spijon:
I would probably try something like this:

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bind pubm - "% *text*text2*" test:msg
bind pubm - "% *text2*text*" test:msg