Timed voice dont work...., the egg voices all user onjoin!

[HecKel]

I want the egg voices an user without op after 2 minutes, then I create that..., bug now the eggs voices all users aswell oped users..., and don't wait the 2 minutes..., what is wrong?

bind join - * join:autovoice

proc join:autovoice {nick host hand chan} {
if {$chan == "#lamers"} {
utimer 120 [autovoice $nick $chan]
}
}
proc autovoice {nick chan} {
if {![isop $nick $chan]} {pushmode $chan +v $nick}
}

[spock]

utimer 120 [list autovoice $nick $chan]

(can also use "timer 2")

[YooHoo]

I want the egg voices an user without op after 2 minutes, then I create that..., bug now the eggs voices all users aswell oped users..., and don't wait the 2 minutes..., what is wrong?

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aop-delay                autoop or autovoice delaytime
      0:0  no delay
      x:x  x sec delaytime
      x:y  random delay, minimum x sec, maximum y sec

[HecKel]

yes, i read that, but i want that if an user isn't on eggs db he voice too

tnks HecKel

[awyeah]

yes, i read that, but i want that if an user isn't on eggs db he voice too

tnks HecKel

This code will do the same, I see no flag for the bind, it is empty meaning everyone and anyone will get a voice. A simple autovoice script with a delaying queue.

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bind join - "*" join:autovoice

proc join:autovoice {nick host hand chan} {
 if {![isbotnick $nick] && [string equal -nocase "#lamers" $chan]} {
  utimer 120 [list autovoice $nick $chan]
  }
}


proc autovoice {nick chan} {
if {![isop $nick $chan] && ![isvoice $nick $chan]} {
  pushmode $chan +v $nick
  }
}

NOTE: You can also use:

utimer 120 "pushmode $chan +v $nick"

If you want to make it more simpler. But for this you will not need the second proc "autovoice", and also would not be able to check for if the nick was opped or voiced in the past 120 seconds or so.

[De Kus]

and also would not be able to check for if the nick was opped or voiced in the past 120 seconds or so.

half correct, pushmode won't send a +v command line to the server from someone he knows as beeing voiced (checked raw log from 1.6.18+notesfix). Thats one of many advantages from pushmode to putserv . however, since +o doesnt implict +v, it will of course voice someone who was opped .
if believe spocks first is still the best for what he wants . He just made the mistake, that [autovoice ...] will imidiatly call autovoice and forward the return value from autovoice to utimer (in this case it was an empty string) .

[awyeah]

Okay then use, putdccraw, putserv, putquick, put[whateveryoufeellike] also maybe puthelp can also work? not sure! . I just used pushmode because it already came within the source code.