Welcome Back Greeter

By MaxEvans on Mar 20, 2009

This is an idea me and my brother had to greet nicks when they join your channel, then welcome them back when they come back. It writes their nick to an ini file when they leave or quit, so when they come back it'll welcome them back.

on !*:JOIN:#: {
  if ($readini(wb.ini,$chan,$nick) == yes) {
    .notice $nick Welcome back to $chan $+ , $nick $+ . Glad to see you here again! =]
  }
  else {
    .notice $nick Welcome to $chan $+ , $nick $+ . We hope you make this your new hangout spot.
  }
}

on !*:PART:#: {
  writeini wb.ini $chan $nick yes
}
on !*:QUIT:#: {
  writeini wb.ini $chan $nick yes
}

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TheImrac - Mar 22, 2009

Not sure why you even have quit and part events, wouldn't it be easier just to add them when they join and are not in the list?

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Jethro - Mar 20, 2009

Ouch! Good point, PunkTured...I totally overlooked this. Thanks for the reminder. So I figure this should do the trick:

on !*:QUIT: {
    var %x = $comchan($nick,0)
  while (%x) {
    writeini wb.ini $comchan($nick,%x) $nick yes
    dec %x
  }
}

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PuNkTuReD - Mar 20, 2009

why is everyone putting a # in their quit events?

a quit event has no #

and $chan return $null

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Tamaki - Mar 20, 2009

like, the dond script says, saving hash table or something and says can't save file or something like that
so i can't save any scores :'(

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Jethro - Mar 20, 2009

What do you mean by disappearing? Hash tables can be saved and loaded for later reference.

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MaxEvans - Mar 20, 2009

I agree, hash tables are confusing to me. Interesting, but confusing. But I fixed it.

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Tamaki - Mar 20, 2009

i don't really like hash tables that much...too confussing
plus, they disappear at the most in-oprotune time

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Jethro - Mar 20, 2009

Hash table version:

on !*:JOIN:#: {
  if ($istok($hget(nicknames,$chan),$nick,32)) { .notice $nick Welcome back to $chan $+ , $nick $+ . Glad to see you here again! =] }
  else { .notice $nick Welcome to $chan $+ , $nick $+ . We hope you make this your new hangout spot. }
}
on !*:PART:#: { hadd -m nicknames $chan $addtok($hget(nicknames,$chan),$nick,32) }
on !*:QUIT: {
  var %x = $comchan($nick,0)
  while (%x) {
    hadd -m nicknames $comchan($nick,%x) $addtok($hget(nicknames,$comchan($nick,%x),$nick,32))
    dec %x
  }
}
on *:CONNECT: {
  if (!$hget(nicknames)) { hmake nicknames 100 }
  if ($isfile(nicknames.hsh)) { hload nicknames nicknames.hsh }
}
on me:*:PART:#: { hsave -o nicknames nicknames.hsh }
on *:DISCONNECT: { hsave -o nicknames nicknames.hsh }
on *:EXIT: { hsave -o nicknames nicknames.hsh }

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Tamaki - Mar 20, 2009

try this:

on *:PART:#: {
  writeini wb.ini $chan $nick yes
}
on *:QUIT:#: {
  writeini wb.ini $chan $nick yes
}

on *:JOIN:#: {
  If ($readini(wb.ini,$chan,$nick) == yes ) {
    .notice $nick Welcome back....
  }
  Else {
    .notice $nick welcome to....
  }
}

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Aucun50 - Mar 20, 2009

Not sure if that the right way to write to a ini i think it need to be under a category like "writeini nicknames.ini (Category) (What to put).

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