Bot doesn't respond command by private message.

The bot responds the command in the channel, but not by private message.

Code:

on *:text:*:#,?: { 
  if ($strip($1) == .silence) { 
    if ($ulevel < 500) { msg # Acces denied! }
    if ($ulevel >= 500) && ($me isop $chan) && ($2 !ison $chan) {  msg # Error, Cannot find, the $qt($2) nickname is NOT on the channel! }
    if ($ulevel >= 500) && ($me isop $chan) && ($2 ison $chan) {   .ban $chan $2 | .mode $chan -v $2 | .mode $chan -o $2 }
    if ($ulevel >= 500) && ($me !isop $chan) && ($2) {  msg # I haven´t @ in $chan }
  } 
}

Result for command in channel .silence peter:

Quote:

=> ¦ ControlBoT pone modo [+b peter!*grexe@BhgR4f.Boe777.virtual ]
=> ¦ ControlBoT pone modo [-v peter ]

Result for command in private message .silence peter:
In the channel does not shows anything, on the bot status window shows:

Quote:

[13:37] -> *I* haven´t @ in
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I No such nick - Nick no presente en IRC
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How I can do to make me accept commands by channel and private message.?
Other commands work for channel and private message, but this no.

Try this and tell me if it works

Click to reveal..

Ignore the code in the spoiler. Try using this instead:

Code:

on *:text:*:#: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) noop $silence($2).chan }
on *:text:*:?: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) noop $silence($2).priv }
alias silence { 
  var %chans $comchan($nick,0)
  var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick)
  var %user $1
  if ($ulevel < 500) msg %dest Access denied
  while (%chans) { 
    var %chan $comchan($nick,%chans) 
    if (%user ison %chan) { 
      if ($me !isop %chan) msg %dest Not @ on %chan
      else { 
        .ban %chan %user 
        .mode %chan -v %user
        .mode %chan -o %user 
      }
    }
    dec %chans
  }
}

Note however that this will ban anyone on all channels (you have in common with the one who wrote it) by the name "Steve" if you type .silence Steve

Originally Posted By: Nillen

Try this and tell me if it works

Click to reveal..

Ignore the code in the spoiler. Try using this instead:

Code:

on *:text:*:#: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) noop $silence($2).chan }
on *:text:*:?: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2)) noop $silence($2).priv }
alias silence { 
  var %chans $comchan($nick,0)
  var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick)
  var %user $1
  if ($ulevel < 500) msg %dest Access denied
  while (%chans) { 
    var %chan $comchan($nick,%chans) 
    if (%user ison %chan) { 
      if ($me !isop %chan) msg %dest Not @ on %chan
      else { 
        .ban %chan %user 
        .mode %chan -v %user
        .mode %chan -o %user 
      }
    }
    dec %chans
  }
}

Note however that this will ban anyone on all channels (you have in common with the one who wrote it) by the name "Steve" if you type .silence Steve

Works en private message.
But it is necessary to ban at nick in all channels?
You can not ban only in one channel?

For example: .silence Steve #general

If you want that, then use the code I used in the spoiler. It does exactly what you requested.

Both codes work perfect !!! Thank you !!!

Now I want to ask you a few things to learn:

Code of the spoiler:

Code:

var %chan $iif($2,$2,#)
var %dest $iif($2,$2,$nick)

How work $iif command?

Another code:

Code:

noop silence($2).chan
noop silence($2).priv
var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick)

How these lines work?

Thank you

$iif is an inline condition.

Code:

var %a
if ($1 == 1) %a = cow
else %a = dog
echo -a %a is an animal

;is equivalent to

echo -a $iif($1 == 1,cow,dog) is an animal

$iif(condition,true,false) - if the condition is true, it returns the 'true' parameter, otherwise returns the 'false' one

Originally Posted By: Wims

$iif is an inline condition.

Code:

var %a
if ($1 == 1) %a = cow
else %a = dog
echo -a %a is an animal

;is equivalent to

echo -a $iif($1 == 1,cow,dog) is an animal

$iif(condition,true,false) - if the condition is true, it returns the 'true' parameter, otherwise returns the 'false' one

I had already looked for that information, but I do not understand how it works in the Nillen code.

There are two conditions equal "$2" and both variables stored a channel.

Thanks Wims, I'll wait to see if I Nillen explained in more detail, the operation of each of these lines.

It's exactly what Wims said. var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick) means exactly:
if ($prop == chan) { var %dest # }
else { var %dest $nick }

;Further explained: $prop is the value you enter ($silence().PROP) If the prop is chan (if the CONDITION is true), use the true value "#", if the prop isn't chan, use the false value "$nick".

As to why $iif is used. It makes it simnpler and nicer to look at, and faster to type.

Originally Posted By: Nillen

It's exactly what Wims said. var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick) means exactly:
if ($prop == chan) { var %dest # }
else { var %dest $nick }

;Further explained: $prop is the value you enter ($silence().PROP) If the prop is chan (if the CONDITION is true), use the true value "#", if the prop isn't chan, use the false value "$nick".

As to why $iif is used. It makes it simnpler and nicer to look at, and faster to type.

I do not understand the use of own identifiers, please bear with me.
In this code:

Code:

on *:text:*:#: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2))  silence $2 }
on *:text:*:?: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($left($3,1) == $chr(35))) silence $2 $3 }

$1 = .silence
$2 = nick
$3 = chanell

But in the alias change the value of $ 1?

Code:

 var% user $ 1

Another thing:

Code:

var %chan $iif($2, $2, #) means:
If ($2) { var %chan = $2 }
else { var %chan = # }

But, $2 always will be (is the nick ¿not?)

Do not understand how change values $ 1, $ 2, $ 3 Event On Text - alias.

Thanks and sorry for so many questions.

In the on text event:
.silence = $1
nick = $2
channel = $3

What we're telling it to do: silence $2 $3

In the alias event:
.silence IS NOT sent over. (What we sent over is "silence" which triggers the alias)
nick = $1
channel = $2

Basically since "silence" is the handle to trigger the alias, it's not treated as $1.

Originally Posted By: Nillen

In the on text event:
.silence = $1
nick = $2
channel = $3

What we're telling it to do: silence $2 $3

In the alias event:
.silence IS NOT sent over. (What we sent over is "silence" which triggers the alias)
nick = $1
channel = $2

Basically since "silence" is the handle to trigger the alias, it's not treated as $1.

Thanks for the explanation.
The code of the clock, you could understand what I want?