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<0> startkeylogger
<0> :o
<1> start ima****ingdesignerrorabuser
<0> :)
<2> lol poci
<2> i did it in #eggtcl
<2> well
<2> i did stopspy ?
<2> =)
<1> its compareable with ddos
<0> well you can do something against it
<1> u can do something against everything
<0> nah really not
<2> DCC SEND "string" 0 0 0
<2> =)
<1> if u just wnat to annoy people, find the next windoze 0day exploit, add ur search engine, and release it *cough*s***er*cough*
<0> i doubt there are norton users in here anyways
<1> someone might be running an open, old, mysql db... why dont u just go and ruin him instead `
<0> maybe we just shuddup
<3> wtf is that startkeylogger ****?
<1> bug in norton
<1> apparently people think its "cool"
<1> "omg we can be evil... and noone will report us"
<4> hi
<4> i got 4.5 values and want to compare them
<4> whats the ebst way?
<5> 4.5 ?
<4> yes such values
<4> 3.5 4.7 ....
<5> compare them to?
<5> each other?
<4> if { 4.5 > 3.7 }
<4> don't work ;)
<5> ;if {3.5 > 4.7} {puts "A"}
<6> badaas: #2007 (263 clicks) Tcl:
<4> you know what i mean?
<5> ;if {3.5 < 4.7} {puts "A"}
<6> badaas: #2009 (stdout) A
<4> hmm
<4> strange
<4> have to test it again
<4> ;if {3.5 < 4.0} {puts "A"}
<6> _grant-: #2014 (stdout) A
<4> hm
<4> thx worked now
<4> why the hell it didn't workd before o_O
<5> the . can foobar some things, but i cant remember wot atm, lol
<4> hehe
<4> i think i tried it with
<4> ;if {3.5 < 4} {puts "A"}
<6> _grant-: #2026 (stdout) A
<4> hmm
<4> damn it ;d
<7> ;set string 0; $string += 5
<6> Nozz: #2032 (2296 clicks) Tcl error: invalid command name "0"
<5> ;incr string 5
<6> badaas: #2036 (178 clicks) Tcl: 5
<7> jup
<7> just forgot
<7> thx tho
<7> how do i convert a string to a int tho
<7> ;Tcl_GetInt("700")
<6> Nozz: #2054 (2269 clicks) Tcl error: invalid command name "Tcl_GetInt("700")"
<7> ;GetInt("700")
<6> Nozz: #2055 (2233 clicks) Tcl error: invalid command name "GetInt("700")"
<1> its all strings
<7> hmm
<7> expected integer but got "720""
<1> an extra "
<7> ah
<7> to tired now
<7> thx
<8> hi ppl
<8> im a portuguese user and i need a prebot ... can someone help me , please?
<8> or how can i put a protime in my channel...
<9> =)
<10> =)
<10> hi FireEgl
<9> ello =)
<10> obviously you changed youre hubbot :)
<10> can i still join robboth int the net? :)
<10> or? :)
<9> Do that .+bot and then link =)
<10> oki
<10> done
<11> Do you guys provide scripting help, by chance? :D
<10> yes
<11> I'm trying to make a simple script to open a file, write a line, and close a file.. And then message the channel with the argument.
<11> Trying to find a more efficient way of doing it :/
<10> you're talking about eggdrop are you ?
<11> TCL, indeed.. I just ****ed up, didn't I. :D
<10> na its ok
<11> I can't see the topic on my server. Did I overlook something?
<10> do like: set file [open file.file w] ; puts $file "whatever" ; close $file
<10> yeah, usually you go #eggtcl :)
<11> That sounds remarkably simple
<10> it is
<11> A lot more than what I've got. I just have it echoing..
<11> Thanks, Rob :D
<10> just open the filestream with writing permission, put a string into it, and close it
<10> np :)
<10> apathy` really, use a instead of w
<10> if you want to append the lines into the file
<10> otherwise, it'll rewriite the whole file, with the actual line
<11> set $identifier [open file.txt a] / puts $file "text here" close $file.txt
<11> About like that?
<10> yeah kinda, but remove $ before indentifier
<10> and, close $identifier
<11> That would theoretically work though?
<10> and you're done ;p
<10> yes
<10> close <channel>
<10> not the file itself
<10> just the filestream
<11> set identifier [open file.txt a | puts $file "text here" | close identifier
<11> a]
<10> set identifier [open file.txt a] ; puts $file "text here" ; close identifier
<10> set identifier [open file.txt a] ; puts $file "text here" ; close $identifier
<10> like that
<10> use ; to seperate commands
<11> Okay, sweet
<11> Only thing left is to figure out how to identify if the command is being sent in a private message vs public, and i'm done :D
<10> <:
<7> how to set a string together wtiha variable?
<3> what do you mean?
<3> ;set a "testing th"; set b "is out"; set c "$a$b"; puts $c
<6> smokey: #2317 (stdout) testing this out
<7> yes
<7> can i do it without using $b
<7> just as "$a" + "is out"
<7> or something like that :D
<12> set var "$a" ; append var "is out"
<6> th3dge: #2322 (243 clicks) Tcl: testing this out
<7> thx
<3> ohh
<3> add a string to a pre existing variable.
<7> hehe
<3> i seriously need to setup a secondary nic card for shell hosting.
<3> heh.
<7> ;set a "1500"; puts a/1000
<6> Nozz: #2329 (stdout) a/1000
<3> ;puts $a/1000
<6> smokey: #2330 (stdout) 1500/1000
<3> ;]
<3> ;puts [
<3> ;puts \[
<7> hehe
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