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<0> like set ::var
<0> else it will be treated as a local var
<1> hrm.. so.. i just use global ::var ??
<1> what i'm setting up is a method to allow ppl to use the command only once per 3 or 5 seconds.. probably 3
<0> skip the ::
<0> use set ::var bla
<1> ok, so i just 'global var' and it will be global, even though i didn't initialize it outside first
<0> or global var; set var blabla
<0> exactly
<0> but, I think you must set it after you do global
<0> ;proc 1 {} { global var } ; proc 2 {} { puts $::var }
<2> Robb: #1194 (422 clicks) Tcl:
<0> ;2
<1> ok.. good.. then i can set rsb_ignore($nick:play) and utimer unset rsb_ignore($nick:play) as needed
<0> !tcl 2
<0> !tcl 1
<0> bah
<0> ;1
<1> well, i had planned to do it within same proc.. heh
<0> wtf is wrong with the bot
<0> ah ok
<1> basically, when they type the command in channel, i'll add set $rsb_ignore($nick:play) 1, then unset it in 3 seconds..
<1> just to keep them from flooding the bot
<0> yea
<1> then probably use $nick:cmd for all other commands, set at 5 seconds
<1> and i dunno why, but i can never seem to dcc chat with the bot. I have to get him to initiate the chat.
<1> gonna check right quick and see if alltools.tcl is loaded, which it should be
<0> :p
<1> ok.. it is.. good
<1> i can use that for putchan and putnotc
<1> hrm.. while i'm at it.. robb.. i wrote a proc that will edit and return scores from the score list..
<1> i have another proc that will write the score list to the score file
<0> yea?
<1> i was thinking of putting the second one on a repeating timer.. but i'm not sure if i should do that
<1> or add something to the end of the first one to wait 10 minutes then call the second one
<0> well dunno what youre doin .. so I cant say
<1> hrm.. ok.. well it's a game, obviously.. and i'm wanting to write the score's to the score file every so often
<1> but i guess, only if it changes.. hrm..
<1> i'll probably add a timer to score proc, that will wait for a few minutes then write the score file
<0> hrm..
<0> I wouldnt write it to often
<1> i saw something in the alltools that would let me know if a timer is set to execute a particular command..
<0> it really depends on your needs
<1> i was thinking, 10 minutes.. think maye 30 would be better?
<0> 30 sounds good..
<1> basically, i'm keeping scores in a list, internally, but also writting to the score file, so if bot crashes, and reloads it'll pick up from that file
<0> maybe its good in your case to write it pretty often
<0> cause of botcrasch I mean
<1> i'll have it so whenever someone played and thier score is edited.. i'd check to see if a timer is already active for the writescores proc.. if not, set one for 10 to 30 minutes..
<1> that way it's only saving if there's changed data
<1> and even then it waits for more to come in before saving
<1> first, i'll get it so you can play..
<1> ok.. got the timer in place
<1> using: utimer 3 [list unset rsb_ignore($nick:play)]
<1> that puts in any backslashes needed automatically.. makes sure it goes off without a hitch
<0> yep
<1> there.. havn't got it to write the scores to file yet.. but i think i have it so it can at least be played
<3> anyone use netbots.tcl?
<1> ok.. i'm using .tcl source scripts/runshabo.tcl
<1> getting this in reply
<1> Tcl error: wrong # args: should be "proc name args body"
<1> it's not telling me where it's messing up
<4> try $errorInfo
<1> hrm.. says wrong # of args.. i have it bound the way it should be.. i think
<1> yea.. the bind type says {nick uhost hand chan text}
<1> and i have {nick uhost hand chan rest}
<1> maybe it's the name i gave the proc.. pub:rsb_play
<1> nope, that didn't fix it
<5> Aakanaar whats the 1st line of the proc?
<5> with the proc :p
<1> i think i got it.. had a ] and } mixed up
<5> k
<3> how come when i do .netjoin on netbots.tcl only one bot joins
<6> did you read the topic?
<3> yes, i did
<6> so you chose to ignore the part relating 3rd party scripts?
<3> :)
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