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<0> yoe, i can't just input it - it adds {} around the 0;
<0> like i said
<0> :(
<1> utimer 30 "the:counting * * * *" called the:counting only 1 time
<2> yeah, you have to start it in the proc again
<1> ah, ok
<2> it's a one-time-timer
<2> bnovc: then just escape the ;
<2> \;
<0> how!
<0> :(
<0> i thought that string map would do it
<2> \;
<0> return [string map {\\ \\\\ \| \\| \[ \\[ \] \\] \{ \\{ \} \\} $ \\$ \` \\` \' \\' \" \\"} $str]
<0> ***umed that would do it but i guess not
<2> as you can see ; isn't in that
<0> return [string map {\\ \\\\ \| \\| \[ \\[ \] \\] \{ \\{ \} \\} $ \\$ \` \\` \' \\' \" \\" ; {;}} $str]
<0> like that?
<2> noo
<0> bla i hate tcl
<0> it only exists to frustrate me
<2> ;string map {";" "\;"} "test;"
<3> yoe: #642 (311 clicks) Tcl: test;
<2> ;string map {";" "\\;"} "test;"
<3> yoe: #643 (303 clicks) Tcl: test\;
<2> altho, one \ would be enough..
<0> string map {";" "\\;" \' \\'}
<0> so use that to escape the query?
<2> string map {";" "\;" "'" "\'"} $var
<0> ok thanks ill try it
<2> tcl's output is just escaping the variables so you won't see the extra \ in here
<0> you cut off the paste site
<2> [04:50:03] * yoe changes topic to 'Don't ask to ask | HELP channel for Eggdrop Tcl-scripting, not a DO-IT-FOR-YOU channel | No 3rd party | Paste to http://paste.anbcs.com/ | RTFM'
<2> ?
<0> depends on your server
<4> * yoe changes topic to 'Don't ask to ask | HELP channel for Eggdrop Tcl-scripting, not a DO-IT-FOR-YOU channel | No 3rd party | Paste to http://'
<0> some servers have shorter topic limits
<0> yep
<0> servercentral stops there
<0> return [string map {";" "\;" "'" "\'"} $str]
<0> does exactly the same thing as before - {0;}
<2> there must be some weirdo things in your script making that
<2> lemme see your mysqlexec-line
<0> ok one second
<0> http://bnovc.com/triggers.tcl
<0> i tried at least 50 tutorials on string replacing as well
<0> which either syntax errored my script, broke my string, or did nothing at all
<2> so it's a trigger named 0;?
<0> no
<0> % add * You should add * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<0> its named *
<0> the rest is the value
<2> ;puts $inputLine
<3> yoe: #671 (stdout) % add * You should add * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> ;puts [join $inputLine]
<3> yoe: #672 (stdout) % add * You should add * margin: 0; padding: 0; to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> hm
<2> duuh
<2> ;split $inputLine
<3> yoe: #675 (208 clicks) Tcl: % add * You should add * \{ margin: {0;} padding: {0;} \} to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> that's why
<0> what is why? the join?
<2> ;lrange $inputLine 2 end
<3> yoe: #678 (179 clicks) Tcl: * You should add * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> set temp [split $text]
<2> set trigger [addslashes [lindex $temp 1]]
<2> set message [addslashes [lrange $temp 2 end]]
<3> yoe: #680 (433 clicks) Tcl: hi
<3> yoe: #681 (430 clicks) Tcl: this is a test
<2> you split it..
<2> ;puts $inputLine
<3> yoe: #683 (stdout) % add * You should add * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<0> is there a better way i should do it
<2> ;puts [split $inputLine]
<0> to get them into pieces
<3> yoe: #685 (stdout) % add * You should add * \{ margin: {0;} padding: {0;} \} to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> well, if you're just going to grab the first word, the split is unnecessary
<2> ;lindex $inputLine 0
<3> yoe: #688 (143 clicks) Tcl: %
<2> ;lindex $inputLine 1
<3> yoe: #689 (145 clicks) Tcl: add
<2> ;lrange $inputLine 3 end
<3> yoe: #690 (164 clicks) Tcl: You should add * { margin: 0; padding: 0; } to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> ;lrange [split $inputLine] 3 end
<3> yoe: #691 (247 clicks) Tcl: You should add * \{ margin: {0;} padding: {0;} \} to the top of your CSS files to ensure browser compatibility. Often browsers have differing default margins and padding. This also helps create intended effects.
<2> no diff
<0> so like set trigger [lindex $text 0]
<2> except for escaping
<2> yeah
<2> just remove the "set temp [split $text]"
<0> or change it to set temp text
<0> or change the ones below
<2> sure..
<2> lol, this is not so necessary..:
<2> if { $msg == "" } {
<2> set msg ""
<2> }
<2> =)
<0> ya i dont remember why i had that there
<0> i think i must have changed one of the lines over time
<2> ;time
<3> yoe: #705 (265 clicks) Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "time command ?count?"
<2> time
<2> damn zanpaktou
<2> zanpaktou clock format [clock seconds]
<3> <4.0ms> Mon Jan 16 05:03:09 +0100 2006
<2> ugh
<0> ok works w/o the split now
<0> thank you
<2> time to sleep..
<2> np
<2> glad i could help in this early/late hour.. ;)
<2> nn
<0> 10:05pm
<0> :)
<0> good night though
<5> hi all, is anyone awake? I'm trying to write a script but it's not working. I was hoping someone could take a peek at what i have (uploaded as txt file to a web server) and help me with it?
<5> it is heavily commented and isn't very long yet
<6> [PASTE] Aakanaar just pasted code at http://paste.anbcs.com/3880 (It's not working. Currently something about list item in quotes followed by "]")
<5> found the paste page.. can anyone help? give it a quick looking over?
<7> set title [string tolower [lindex [mysqlescape $text] 0]]
<7> set text [lrange [mysqlescape $text] 1 end]
<7> that is syntax correct, no?
<7> or should i mysqlescape the new strings after its been split up
<8> hi, is there any solution ,how to prevent time drifts when executing applications that take time and i want to wait for result?
<8> for example i want to run wget on a big file (cca 5min of downloading) and when finnished, bot say to channel it is finnished
<8> but this never happens, because after few mins.. it gets disconnected from irc :/
<9> i think bgexec is what u should look into
<8> thanks, ill take a look
<10> Isn't using [open "|prog" r] and setting a fileevent just as good?
<9> doesnt that block too ?
<10> no..
<9> what's the point in bgexec then ?
<10> I dunno.
<8> seems like bgexec is easier way to use filepipes, it handles all this fconfigure and fileevent in good working proc
<9> its not like that's hard to do urself :)
<11> isn't bgexec for like eggdrop 1.1.5?
<2> zanpaktou source scripts/livestats.tcl; renderStats #eggtcl
<3> <22.0ms> http://joe.stabilt.se/eggtcl.html
<9> i cant quite figure out the times
<2> should be 'getchanidle' but its waaay off
<9> a bit
<11> heh
<11> kind of pointless statistic
<2> typ
<2> yup*
<11> would be more interesting to see a pisg or mircstats style one
<2> well, my point was to just list which users that where active.. ;)
<11> I see
<12> How can you make an eggdrop rememver something?
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