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CTCP
Using the partyline Tcl shell (needs to be enabled in the .conf file) :-
[20:27] <arfer> .tcl putserv "PRIVMSG McKay :\001VERSION\001"
[20:27] <Baal> Tcl:
[20:27] <Baal> [20:27] CTCP reply VERSION: eggdrop v1.6.19+ctcpfix from McKay (mckay@quickie.up.againstthewall.co.uk) to Baal
The ctcp delimiter \001 is briefly covered in the Tcl FAQ section of this forum under the thread heading of 'Color and text formatting codes'.
To capture the response programmatically, you would use a ctcr bind.
[20:27] <arfer> .tcl putserv "PRIVMSG McKay :\001VERSION\001"
[20:27] <Baal> Tcl:
[20:27] <Baal> [20:27] CTCP reply VERSION: eggdrop v1.6.19+ctcpfix from McKay (mckay@quickie.up.againstthewall.co.uk) to Baal
The ctcp delimiter \001 is briefly covered in the Tcl FAQ section of this forum under the thread heading of 'Color and text formatting codes'.
To capture the response programmatically, you would use a ctcr bind.
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