Request script for private commands

[ZzozZ]

Can any write script for private commands.
I mean weh i write msg to my bot !op <user>, then my bot give @ on that user.

i dont want all users see ho control the bot.

[Torrevado]

Some tcl scripts already do that. Search on TCL Archive

Example: this one can do it both pub or msg.

[ZzozZ]

thanx, but i need code. i want to edit and write my commands, not only op, deop and etc.

i need just one ecxample how can i do that

[TCL_no_TK]

@ZzozZ: would this be a set channel? if someone is sending /msg <YourBot> !op <nickname> we would be able to op the <nickname> all of eggdrop's channel that <nickname> is on. but if you want to do it to a specific channel that would be little easyer. or have them provide a channel.

[willyw]

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i dont want all users see ho control the bot.

The easiest, simplest way to do this, is to log into your bot via either DCC or telnet, and issue the command(s) there... in the partyline.

http://www.egghelp.org/commands/irc.htm#op

[willyw]

thanx, but i need code. i want to edit and write my commands, not only op, deop and etc.

i need just one ecxample how can i do that

Here is an example.

It does not include anything extra. Typically, one might like to check to be sure the bot itself is op'd, ... that the user nick submitted to be op'd is even on the channel, etc.

This script works on only one channel, and you set that channel in the script.

The command is:
/msg botnick !op <nick>
and as it is written below, will only work for bot owner(s).

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#set your channel here
set mychan "#channelname"

bind msg n "!op" give_op


proc give_op {nick uhost handle text} {
global mychan

set nick_to_op "[lindex [split $text] 0]"

pushmode $mychan +o $nick_to_op

}

Some excellent reference to read and bookmark:

http://www.eggheads.org/support/egghtml ... mands.html

http://suninet.the-demon.de/

http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.5/TclCmd/contents.htm

I hope this helps.


Suggestion: Give it a try. write some TCL scripts, .. experiment and have fun with them. You can post them here (in the Scripting Help section) , if and when you need help with them.