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Help for those learning Tcl or writing their own scripts.
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Danik
- Halfop
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by Danik »
###stick <IP> | stick <IP>###
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proc pub:stick {nick uhost hand chan txt} {
set txt [split $txt]
set who [lindex $txt 0]
if {[isbotnick $who]} { return }
if {$who == ""} {
puthelp "NOTICE $nick : Corect use !stick <nick>"
return 0
}
stick "ban $txt $chan"
return 1
}
it is a script for sticky bans
Edited: Placed code within a suitable code-block.
/NML_375
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arfer
- Master
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- Location: Manchester, UK
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by arfer »
As far as I'm aware the Eggdrop Tcl command 'stick' is for making an existing ban sticky and takes one or two arguments
stick <banmask> ?channel?
So, what are you trying to do? Set a sticky ban or make an existing ban sticky?
In any case your use of the 'stick' command is incorrect.
I must have had nothing to do