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syk
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by syk »
Is there a way to make like say, a .nick command for the bot like..
<user> .nick bababba
*** bot is now known as bababba
well, nevermind that, I got it, but does anyone know a way to get the bot to keep the nickname given after .nick?
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demond
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syk
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by syk »
but for a channel command?
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demond
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by demond »
Code: Select all
bind pub n !nick foo
proc foo {n u h c t} {
set ::nick $t
}
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syk
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by syk »
ah ok, almost had it but not quite, thanks man
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YooHoo
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by YooHoo »
just thought to point out that slennox has scripted a tcl to do just this, called
botnick.tcl 
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Alchera
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by Alchera »
YooHoo wrote:just thought to point out that slennox has scripted a tcl to do just this, called botnick.tcl
Works
only via Command Console.

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syk
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by syk »
thanks guys, but i got this one working

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by YooHoo »
Alchera wrote:YooHoo wrote:just thought to point out that slennox has scripted a tcl to do just this, called botnick.tcl
Works
only via Command Console.

Bah..
my version isn't so limited
