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<0> the way its ran there it wouldnt know them
<0> yes
<1> okay
<1> thats what i was figuring out somehow.
<1> let me try this again with a different format
<0> just try changing what u (tried) to understand here and paste it again :)
<1> okay
<0> dont test first :)
<1> hmm
<1> its long as hell
<1> im going to copy it to notepad
<1> brb a sec
<1> http://paste.anbcs.com/4020
<1> flowy!!!!
<1> you ****er long time no see ;p
<1> blade did that seem right?
<0> if {![channel get $channel cypher-masterlock]} {set cypher-masterlock-status "OFF"}
<0> if {[channel get $channel cypher-masterlock]} {set cypher-masterlock-status "ON"}
<0> if {![channel get $channel cypher-securitylock]} {set cypher-securitylock-status "OFF"}
<0> it still doesnt know what channel is ;)
<0> it doesnt know what $mode is either
<0> putcmdlog "\[Nick: $nick\]\[Hostname: $hostname\]\[Handle: $handle\]\[Channel: $channel\]\[Mode: $mode\]\[Arguments: $arguments\]"
<0> so far i have only been fixing bugs with nagelfar :)
<1> okay so i stick it in a proc
<1> hehe
<1> ok
<1> so how do i set the chan as dynamic.
<1> i cant stick it in the same because it will be a bitch to setup on every line.
<1> or will it global if i stick it there immediately.
<0> you check within proc
<0> u cant do a check like u do there
<1> proc cypher-pub {nick hostname handle channel arguments} {
<1> global botnick cypher cypher-masterlock cypher-securitylock
<1> if {![channel get $channel cypher-masterlock]} {set cypher-masterlock-status) "OFF"}
<1> if {[channel get $channel cypher-masterlock]} {set cypher-masterlock-status "ON"}
<1> if {![channel get $channel cypher-securitylock]} {set cypher-securitylock-status "OFF"}
<1> if {[channel get $channel cypher-securitylock]} {set cypher-securitylock-status "ON"}
<1> if {![channel get $channel cypher]} {set cypher-status "OFF"}
<1> if {[channel get $channel cypher]} {set cypher-status "ON"}
<1> oh and i have an extra brace
<1> on cypher-masterlock-status)
<0> also, use 1 and 0
<0> easier to check for :)
<1> really?
<0> if you actully used them for something.. yes
<1> but this is a true or false thing, i guess it changes everything to a number
<1> i have nothing to convert to 1 or 0 because its returning text
<0> well, doesnt matter the way u use them atm ;)
<1> hehe
<1> i do appreciate your help on this blade
<0> my pleasure :(
<0> :)
<1> try now
<0> !cypher
<2> [CYPHER: cypher 1.0.0][STATUS: DISABLED][SECURITY LOCK: OFF][MASTER LOCK: OFF]
<2> [CYPHER: cypher 1.0.0][STATUS: ACCESS DENIED BREACH OF SECURITY DETECTED][WARNING: NOTIFYING YOUR NICK: BL4DE AND IPADDRESS: party@66.252.31.69 TO OWNER FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION][STATUS: BOTNET LOCKDOWN IN PROGRESS]
<1> thanks
<1> perfect?
<0> :)
<1> hehe thanks a tonne man
<0> well, i dont know what the script does, but it's working ;)
<1> now how do i global this?
<1> indeed
<1> its just a guard thing for a chan
<1> i basically allow commands in some channels to be used by my users in a private place, in some channels its disabled
<1> and in some its filtered
<1> due to access levels always.
<1> complicated thing.
<0> :)
<0> global what ?
<1> its like 1000 lines+
<1> i want to global the set thing
<1> the cypher-masterlock-status
<0> paste last revision
<1> so i can call it in another process.
<1> ok
<1> http://paste.anbcs.com/4021
<1> what would make the bot spit out this
<1> [07:12:28] ef'cypher [07:10] Tcl error [cypher-pub]: can't read "mode": no such variable
<0> cypher-masterlock cypher-securitylock <- global these in all procs, the problem is, however, that you will need to run cypher-pub BEFORE it will work, and it will have the premission from the last chan cypher-pub was triggered in
<1> what line did you see it on
<0> just search for $mode
<1> ok
<1> so how would i fix mode
<1> because in some cases its triggered.
<1> actually mode would be the same as arguments right?
<1> like, !cypher on would return the mode for cypher not the argument.
<0> that's hard to tell for me
<1> !cypher on
<1> !cypher off
<0> then yes
<1> [07:18:44] ef'cypher [07:16] [Nick: ghost_][Hostname: ghost@shadow.darkmage.org][Handle: ghost][Channel: #eggtcl][Mode: on][Arguments: on]
<1> [07:18:47] ef'cypher [07:16] [Nick: ghost_][Hostname: ghost@shadow.darkmage.org][Handle: ghost][Channel: #eggtcl][Mode: off][Arguments: off]
<1> but in this situation it returned with an error
<1> how would i control that
<1> just remove it from there right?
<0> huh ?
<1> im trying to simplify the entire thing
<1> its hard to do this seeing so many lines
<0> the way u designd it made it complicated already
<1> i should have finished it simplified and then expanded on each area systematically.
<0> hehe
<0> its alot of line
<0> s
<0> i doubt it'd need to be that long
<1> i tend to do that with everything.
<1> i prefer to declare what to do in all situations
<1> its basically got everything, ill send you it when its finished
<0> u can still do it alot more simple than that ;)
<1> really
<1> tell me ;)
<0> u missed a few vars, u use ON and OFF
<0> on and off is alot longer if's ;)
<0> it seems like u didnt really think about what people might need of commands, that might just be my idea tho :)
<1> yeah
<1> im making a complete thing, its got all commands.
<1> this is merely what ive pasted
<1> the real thing is huge over many many files ;)
<0> ye, u mentioned that
<1> i just have a hard time putting all together
<0> file A do X and file B do Y
<1> now that i dont understand.
<0> well, organizing what diffrent files do
<1> :)
<1> blade you ever play poker
<0> nop
<1> tell me something, i was rehashing my config when i noticed, in putlog, it doesnt exactly return my variable.
<1> putlog {
<1> <================================================>
<1> $cypher(release) by ghost activated
<1> <================================================>
<1> }
<1> but normally it will
<0> cause u use {} around it
<1> oh ok
<1> i did that :)
<1> still same ;p
<1> ${cypher(release)}
<0> oh no
<0> the putlog uses {}
<1> i know id like it over 3 lines though
<0> just putlog 3x
<0> easiest
<1> can i just use a return "${cypher(release)}"
<0> eh ?
<0> cant see the point in a putlog :)
<1> ok nevermind
<1> its not important ill just add it in manually ;)
<1> want to try playing poker with me?
<1> www.pokerstars.com
<1> its great fun :)
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