# Script : Greeter v1.01 by David Proper (Dr. Nibble [DrN])
# Copyright 2001 Radical Computer Systems
# All Rights Reserved
#
# Testing
# Platforms : Linux 2.2.16 TCL v8.3
# Eggdrop v1.6.2
# And : SunOS 5.8 TCL v8.3
# Eggdrop v1.5.4
#
# Description : Greeter gives your bot an auto-greet with a twist.
# Using probabilities for different things, it modifies
# the way it greets, and if it greets at all.
# Can also be set to only greet on certain channels.
#
# History : 08/08/2001 - First Release
# 12/28/2001 - v1.01
# o Fixed missing $ on variable error.
# o Was checking the existence of publics
# wrong. Fixed.
# o Method for sending greeting is now
# definable.
#
#
# Future Plans : Fix Bugs. :)
#
# Author Contact : Email - DProper@stx.rr.com
# Home Page - http://home.stx.rr.com/dproper
# IRC - Nick: DrN UnderNet/DALnet
# Support Channels - #RCS @ UnderNet
# #RCS @ DALnet
#
# Chaotix.Net is currentlly offline. Should return no later then Jan 1st, 2002
#
# Radical Computer Systems - http://www.chaotix.net/rcs/
# To subscribe to the RCS mailing list: mail majordomo@chaotix.net and in
# BODY of message, type subscribe rcs-list
#
# Feel free to Email me any suggestions/bug reports/etc.
#
# You are free to use this TCL/script as long as:
# 1) You don't remove or change author credit
# 2) You don't release it in modified form. (Only the original)
#
# If you have a "too cool" modification, send it to me and it'll be
# included in the official release. (With your credit)
#
# Commands Added:
# Where F CMD F CMD F CMD F CMD
# ------- - ---------- - ------------ - ----------- - ----------
# Public: N/A
# MSG: N/A
# DCC: N/A
#
# Public Matching: N/A
#
#\
# |##### NOTE: Anything on the Chaotix.Net domain is currently offline
#/
# Publics is for another script of mine that allows you to turn off
# channel stuff like this. It's also wired into my Channel Gaurdian script
# so stuff like this are turned off during flood attacks.
if {![info exists publics]} {set publics 1}
# This is the percentage chance they will get greeted at all.
set greet(greetprob) 70
# This is the percentage chance to Strip non-alpha chars
set greet(snaprob) 75
# This is the percentage chance to change nick to lowercase
set greet(nlowprob) 40
# This is the percentage chance to change greeting to lowercase
set greet(mlowprob) 35
# This is the percentage chance to add an ending (if greeting don't end in a ?)
set greet(end1prob) 60
# This is the percentage chance to add ending 2 (smily faces by defualt)
set greet(end2prob) 40
#[1/2/3] How do you want the greetinging sent.
# 1 : public 2 : msg 3 : notice
# When using method 2 or 3, Ya might wanna always include the channel name.
# If ya don't, you'll get even MORE people trying to chat with your bot. :)
set greet(notification) 1
# Define this as the channels you want to greet. * for all
set greet(chans) "#ballarat"
# This is the main greeting lines. Variables here are $nick for the nick
# of the user being greeted and $chan for the current channel.
set greet(lines) {
{Hiya $nick}
{Howdy $nick}
{Hey $nick}
{What's up $nick?}
{'Ello $nick}
{Hiyaz $nick}
{Hi $nick}
{HiHi $nick}
{Hallo $nick}
{Hello there $nick}
{Greetings $nick}
{G'day $nick}
{$nick}
{WuzUp $nick}
{It's the $nickster}
{Wow! It's $nick}
{Look! $nick is here}
}
# This is the first set of random endings.
set greet(endings1) {{!} {.} {!!} {!!1} {!1!1!}}
# This is the set of second random endings.
set greet(endings2) {{ :)} { :)} { :o)} { :o)} { :-)} { :^)} { 8-)}}
set greet(ver) "v1.01.01"
bind join - ***** greet_join
proc greet_join {nick uhost hand chan} {
global botnick publics
if {$publics == 0} {return 0}
if {$botnick == $nick} {return 1}
if {[matchattr $hand b]} {return 1}
if {![greetchan $chan]} {return 1}
utimer [expr [rand 15] + 5] [list greet_do $nick $chan]
return 1
}
proc greet_do {nick chan} {
global greet
set gnick $nick
set anick ""
set gloop 0;
while {$gloop < [string length $nick]} {
if {[string match "*[string index $nick $gloop]*" "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"]} {set anick "$anick[string index $nick $gloop]"}
incr gloop 1
}
if {[string length $anick] < 3} {set anick $nick}
# putlog "greet_do $nick $chan anick:$anick gnick:$gnick"
if {![onchan $nick $chan]} {return 1}
if {![probability $greet(greetprob)]} {return 1}
if {![probability $greet(snaprob)]} {set gnick $anick}
if {![probability $greet(nlowprob)]} {set gnick [string tolower $gnick]}
set outmsg [randomline $greet(lines)]
if {[probability $greet(mlowprob)]} {set outmsg [string tolower $outmsg]}
if {([probability $greet(end1prob)]) && ([string index $outmsg [expr [string length $outmsg] - 1]] != "?")} {append outmsg [randomline $greet(endings1)]}
if {[probability $greet(end2prob)]} {append outmsg [randomline $greet(endings2)]}
regsub -all {\$nick} $outmsg $gnick outmsg
regsub -all {\$chan} $outmsg $chan outmsg
regsub -all {\\001} $outmsg \001 outmsg
regsub -all {\\002} $outmsg \002 outmsg
switch $greet(notification) {
1 {putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :$outmsg"}
2 {putserv "PRIVMSG $nick :$outmsg"}
3 {putserv "NOTICE $nick :$outmsg"}
}
}
proc randomline {text} {
return [lindex $text [rand [llength $text]]]
}
proc greetchan {chan} {
global greet
set chan [string tolower $chan]
set chans [string tolower $greet(chans)]
if {$chan == "*"} {set chans [string tolower [channels]]}
set dothechan 0
foreach c $chans {
if {($chan == $c)} {set dothechan 1}
}
if {$dothechan == 0} {return 0} else {return 1}
}
proc probability {prob} {
if {$prob == 100} {return 1}
set r [rand 100]
set rng [rand [expr 100 - $prob]]
set rngu [expr $rng + $prob]
# putlog "prob:$prob r:$r range: $rng - $rngu"
if {($r > $rng) && ($r < $rngu)} {return 1}
return 0
}
putlog "Greeter $greet(ver) by David Proper (DrN) -: LoadeD :-"