?rules Script

[jonlar]

Hi everybody. I was searching the Web right now but all i found was OLD and did not worked anymore.

I am just looking for a script that, if somebody writes, e.g., ?rules in a specific chan, posts some Lines of text as notice or private Message. I would like to write the Text in a *.txt File (without touching the Script)

Maybe somebody has something like that. Thanks

[Cristian]

Please edit

trigger - .rules
channel - #channel (use * for every channel)
filename - scriptpath (scripts/filename
method - privmsg or notice

Notice: rules have to edited thru its file (rules.txt)
Please report any errors here.

Code: Select all

namespace eval rules {
   namespace eval variable {

      variable trigger ".rules"
      variable channel "#channel"
      variable filename "scripts/rules.txt"
      variable method "privmsg"
   }
   bind PUBM - "$::rules::variable::channel $::rules::variable::trigger*" [namespace current]::public
   proc public {nickname hostname handle channel arg} {
      set file [open $::rules::variable::filename r]
      while {![eof $file]} {
         switch $::rules::variable::method {
            privmsg {
               putmsg $nickname [gets $file]
            }
            notice {
               putnotc $nickname [gets $file]   
            }
         }
      }
      close $file
   }
}

[daveyw]

Whats the problem to search before you ask this script?
Here you got many results: http://www.egghelp.org/tclhtml/3478-4-0-0-1-rules.htm

[jonlar]

well, i was searching there but thats why i am here. Otherwise, if i all just use the search from the side u offered me we could close this forum

and what sumsar wrote is very good

[Lukemob]

I think I've already seen this script in another topic..

And jonlar, you're very bad. This forum is to help people with their existing scripts, when they're broken etc.. we'll create a script only when there are very many requests.. But this forum is mainly to help people with scripts, posting already made scripts to make the script database as big as possible and maybe for few people to learn coding too.