TDate

By blitzz on Jun 04, 2009

TDate..Make sure your time and date in pc are up to date..This only shown in local.

on *:text:~TDate*:#: {
  if (!$($+(%,flood,.,$nick),5)) { set -u3 $+(%,flood,.,$nick) on ||
    msg $chan 8,1| $time |1,15| $date |75,7| $day |1,0 10TDate Requested by $nick (1LocalTDate10)
  }
}

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buddy - Jun 05, 2009

oo ok now i understand....but i think this can be upgraded to international time....(i just giving suggestion but dunno how to do it hehe).

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blitzz - Jun 05, 2009

buddy here some example:

ex: on :text:hai*:#: { kick $chan $nick Dont say hai

=any words that match with 'hai' will kicked. ex: sohai, haithere etc.

ex: on :text:hai:#: { kick $chan $nick Dont say that word

=you will kicked when you say da word at da beginning. ex: haithere, haitoo etc.

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^Neptune - Jun 05, 2009

"text*" would match "text hi"/"texthi"/"text whee" - anything after the word text.

"text" on the other hand would match anywhere in the sentence, as the wildcards make it so words can be before and after it.

Bascially, wildcards mean there can be words wherever they are put.

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buddy - Jun 05, 2009

Actually what is the different between text and text* ?

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