Bot dictionary

By simplicity on Sep 15, 2007

A dictionary I made for my bot. It's pretty simple to use:

!addef (word) (definition)
!deldef (word)
!editdef (word) (definition)
!viewdictionary
!define (word)

Please type: /set %myowner (owner) in the bot's mirc so that it will respond to you.

; Dictionary
; by simplicity

on *:LOAD:{ 
 echo $color(info) -a Setup for bot owner..
 set %myowner $?="enter the nick you wish to set as the owner for this script"
}

on *:TEXT:*:#:{ 
  if ($nick iswm %myowner) { 
    ;dictionary 
    if ($1 iswm !addef) && ($2-3) { 
      while (!$readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { 
        writeini -n bot.ini words $2 $3-
        notice $nick Word $2 has been added!
        halt
      }
      if ($readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { notice $nick Definition $+(',$2,') is in the dictionary! | halt }
    }
    if ($1 iswm !deldef) && ($2) { 
      while ($readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { 
        remini bot.ini words $2 
        notice $nick Word $2 has been deleted.
        halt
      }
      if (!$readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { notice $nick Definition $+(',$2,') in the dictionary! | halt }
    }
    if ($1 iswm !editdef) && ($2-3) { 
      while ($readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { 
        writeini -n bot.ini words $2 $3-
        notice $nick Word $2 has been edited.
        halt
      }
      if (!$readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { notice $nick Definition $+(',$2,') isn't in the dictionary! | halt }
    } 
    if ($1 iswm !viewdictionary) { run bot.ini } 
    if ($1 iswm !define) && ($2) { 
      while ($readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { 
        msg $chan Definition for word $+($2,:) $readini(bot.ini,words,$2)
        halt
      }
      if (!$readini(bot.ini,words,$2)) { notice $nick Definition $+(',$2,') isn't in the dictionary! | halt }
    } 
  }
}

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BigSteve - Jan 27, 2011

why dont you use the user variable

 if ($address == youruserhost)

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Jethro - Jan 27, 2011

Zsadist, I don't believe that will work. You should make it like so

%owner *!*@host
if ($wildsite == %owner)

I don't see the point of a variable if you're gonna match for one host.

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Zsadist - Jan 27, 2011

Personally, I would do a more secure method:

%owner $address($nick,2)

if ($address($nick,2) == %owner)

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Ghost-writer - Aug 13, 2009

wtf just do variables if ( $nick == %owner ) { no need for the iswm :X and good script!

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guest598594 - Jan 01, 2008

oh wait, i think im wrong

(im on my wii so i cant do the alias)

but i think the nick would have to be bell , which i dont thin, u can do :P

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Rebellious - Jan 01, 2008

Well, try it out. /testnick bell and see what you get. ;)

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guest598594 - Jan 01, 2008

but im saying, \"bell\" iswm rebellious

so if ur nick was bell, you\'d have power ;)

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Rebellious - Jan 01, 2008

why \"if ($nick [b]iswm] %myowner) {\" ?

someone could simply use a similar nick to the owner and delete every word ... and for the other if\'s, u should use ==

No, not really. It would have to use $+(,%myowner,) or something similar to match the nick. Just %myowner would make the script make sure it was positively %myowner.

Try it using something like this:

alias testnick { 
  if ($1 iswm Rebellious) { echo -a Match! }
  else { echo -a No match! }
}

/testnick Rebellious would return Match! while /testnick Rebellious1 would return No match!

But yes, this snippet has a LOT of room for improvement.

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guest598594 - Jan 01, 2008

why \"if ($nick [b]iswm] %myowner) {\" ?

someone could simply use a similar nick to the owner and delete every word ... and for the other if\'s, u should use ==

for the if $2-3, u only need if $3 because if there is a $3, there\'s automatically a $2

and rather than using while, use if and else

and rather than halting, put a . in front of the command (.notice $nick ...)

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juuruichki - Jan 01, 2008

and another thing (idk if you noticed it) if you type * it adds the first word in your text to the dictionary then the following text as the definition

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