I wanna bot do nothing if it gets msg from exempt host for example *!*@*.dal.net
here is line from script, I'd like bot to do nothing if it's user matches *!*@*.dal.net address.
if {([isbotnick $nick]) || ([string tolower $nick] == "ChanServ")} {return 0}
Thanks in advance
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Um ... I hate to point this out but you are comparing a string which has be 'tolower'ed (i.e all characters in lower case) to a string which has captials in it.
Plus you might wanna check their hostmask as well - currently you're just checking nicks. Presumably this is in a msg bind?
Other than that I'm not sure of your problem.
Plus you might wanna check their hostmask as well - currently you're just checking nicks. Presumably this is in a msg bind?
Other than that I'm not sure of your problem.
The answer could be yes, and it can quite easily be no.
What information is stored in what variable.
If you are using a msg bind, I am guessing you are using somthing along the lines of
1: nick obviously is equal to the nickname triggering the bind. Host is equal to the user@hostname portion of the address.
IE nickname chanserv is chanserv!services@services.dal.net
In a script, you can get a full IRC host-address, using "${nick}!${host}".
2: using just == in your if statments, is checking for a "if X equals Y" style check. You can't just throw a wildcard into a if statment, as IF will interpret it as a astrix, and not a wildcard.
To solve this, use the [string match] function.
What information is stored in what variable.
If you are using a msg bind, I am guessing you are using somthing along the lines of
If so, you are allmost there.proc procname {nick host hand arg} {
1: nick obviously is equal to the nickname triggering the bind. Host is equal to the user@hostname portion of the address.
IE nickname chanserv is chanserv!services@services.dal.net
In a script, you can get a full IRC host-address, using "${nick}!${host}".
2: using just == in your if statments, is checking for a "if X equals Y" style check. You can't just throw a wildcard into a if statment, as IF will interpret it as a astrix, and not a wildcard.
To solve this, use the [string match] function.
.. hope this helps.