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Code:

on *:NOTICE:*:*: {
  if ($nick == $me) {
    if ($2 == [team]) {
      msg %logchan $2-
    }
    elseif ($2 == Player) msg %logchan $3 has $4-
    elseif (: isin $2) {
      if ($remove($2, :) == Host) msg %logchan 14Host: $3-
      else msg %logchan $2-
    }
    elseif ($2 == loading) {
      msg %logchan Loading map $4
      set %map1 $4
    }
    elseif (($2 == ***) &amp;&amp; ($3 == Auto)) {
      msg %logchan FDS Initiating 
    }
    elseif ($2 == logged) msg %logchan $2 $3 OK
    elseif ($2 isnum) {
      msg %pnick $2-
      timerp 1 15 /.unset %pnick
    }
    elseif ($2 == No) {
      notice %pnick $2-
      unset %pnick
    }
    elseif ($2 == westwood) notice %gnick $2-
    elseif ($2 == gameplay) notice %gnick $2-
    elseif ($2 == map) notice %gnick $2-
    elseif ($2 == time) notice %gnick Time: $4-
    elseif ($2 == Fps) notice %gnick $2-
    elseif ($2 == gdi) notice %gnick $2-
    elseif ($2 == nod) {
      notice %gnick $2-
      unset %gnick
    }
  }
}

no workey, anyone know why?

ummm well it would help us under stand this code a bit more if u told us the perpus....

well, my bot reads a log from a program and notices itself the info, then this script should do the apropriate things with the info($1 is the log timestamp)

And what exactly is the problem. Would save us a lot of time searching for one if you could describe the problem. Kinda like if you bring your computer to a repair shop. You don't say "it doesn't work" - you describe the problem.

thats just it it doesnt work thats it, nothing of it works, it doesnt do anything

Quote:

well, my bot reads a log from a program and notices itself the info

why notice? why not use signals?

Thats all well and good, but what your code is doing is watching for notices from YOURSELF... what possible purpose would you have for /notice ing yourself?

Change the $me to the nick that would actually be sending you the notices?

Edit ::

Ok, so i didn't read the follow up posts properly... n/m me

But as said, for that purpose notices probably isn't the best thing to use, however i dont see any reason why NONE of your code is working, unless you have another on notice event in the same script file...

In that case you should spend a bit of time learning about debugging. Does the event trigger at all? Check if the if-statements work. Echo the values of variables before using them to see if they have the values you expect em to have, etc etc etc

right, thanx for the advice, i found it, %logchan, <- wouldnt set

alias test {
.signal test $!1 $!2
}
on *:signal:test:{
echo -s $signal $1-
}

hmm i dont see how i could use signals(never used em b4)

right, now for some unknown reason if i notice my self with:
blah *** Auto blah blah
it works but when i get the notice from whats in the log:
[16:15:43] *** Auto starting game. Type 'quit' to abort ***
doesnt work

/help /signal

i just read that, now my head hurts :-/