delay output

[whittinghamj]

Hi yall

I am trying to delay the time between putserv lines, eg

line 1
(wait ten seconds)
line 2
(wait another ten sections)
line 3

see what I mean?

Is there a way to do this - cheers

[TCL_no_TK]

There is a few. puthelp which will only send 1 line at a time, you could also looking into using timer or even time if you wanted to do it in minuets. timer uses seconds, so you could do after each line [expr lineNumber +1]

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timer [expr lineNumber +1] putserv "privmsg $channel :hello world!"

check the docs @ http://eggheads.org/support/egghtml/1.6 ... mands.html.

[whittinghamj]

thanks for the info here is what i am actually using the real proc i mean - cos i am not sure how to use your suggested code. I was looking for timer as I need the time delay to be say 10 - 15 seconds

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proc pub:send_nfo {nick host hand chan text} {
putlog 1
  global mysql
  set output [mysqlsel $mysql "SELECT * FROM nfo_cache WHERE status  = '0'" -list]
putlog 2
  foreach row $output {
putlog 3
    set site [lindex $row 1]
putlog 4
    set section [lindex $row 2]
putlog 5
    set rls [lindex $row 3]
putlog 6
    putquick "PRIVMSG #pre.nfo-feed :!fetch_nfo $site $section $rls"
putlog 7
    mysqlexec $mysql "UPDATE nfo_cache SET status = '1'"
  }
}

please ignore the putlog lines for debugging

[awyeah]

You can create your own delayed queues here with this script. Download it from:
http://barkerjr.net/pub/irc/eggdrop/Scr ... cl.tar.bz2

[YooHoo]

There is a few. puthelp which will only send 1 line at a time, you could also looking into using timer or even time if you wanted to do it in minuets. timer uses seconds, so you could do after each line [expr lineNumber +1]

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timer [expr lineNumber +1] putserv "privmsg $channel :hello world!"

check the docs @ http://eggheads.org/support/egghtml/1.6 ... mands.html.

utimer uses seconds, timer uses minutes.

[TCL_no_TK]

sorry, type'o *utimer.
Try this:

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proc pub:send_nfo {nick host hand chan text} {
global mysql
 set output [mysqlsel $mysql "SELECT * FROM nfo_cache WHERE status  = '0'" -list]
  set c 10
   foreach row $output {
    set c [expr $c +5]
     utimer $c putserv "PRIVMSG #pre.nfo-feed :!fetch_nfo [lindex $row 0] [lindex $row 1] [lindex $row 2]"
   }; mysqlexec $mysql "UPDATE nfo_cache SET status = '1'"
}

Also try using

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set site [lindex $row 0]
 set section [lindex $row 1]
  set rls [lindex $row 2]

That should send the data to the channel every 10,15,20,25,30 mins ...etc

P.S i dont know the first thing about mysql, n stuff but as i haven't changed anything other than the lindex(s); it shouldn't affect anything mysql related.

[Sir_Fz]

sorry, type'o *utimer.
Try this:

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proc pub:send_nfo {nick host hand chan text} {
global mysql
 set output [mysqlsel $mysql "SELECT * FROM nfo_cache WHERE status  = '0'" -list]
  set c 10
   foreach row $output {
    set c [expr $c +5]
     utimer $c putserv "PRIVMSG #pre.nfo-feed :!fetch_nfo [lindex $row 0] [lindex $row 1] [lindex $row 2]"
   }; mysqlexec $mysql "UPDATE nfo_cache SET status = '1'"
}

Also try using

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set site [lindex $row 0]
 set section [lindex $row 1]
  set rls [lindex $row 2]

That should send the data to the channel every 10,15,20,25,30 mins ...etc

P.S i dont know the first thing about mysql, n stuff but as i haven't changed anything other than the lindex(s); it shouldn't affect anything mysql related.

You're incorrectly using the [utimer] command.

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utimer $c [list putserv "PRIVMSG #pre.nfo-feed :!fetch_nfo [lindex $row 0] [lindex $row 1] [lindex $row 2]"]