Problems with variables

[servaks]

I have a big problem...

I want to create a language file for my bot..
Now it looks like this:

openter =  "Operator \"..user.sName..\" has entered the hub."

But in hub i get:

Operator "..user.sName.." has entered the hub.


What shud i do ?

Plz help...

/shipis

[ptaczek]

Where is some problem? The code does exactly what it should.

Maybe you would like to try:

[size=2]openter =  "Operator "..user.sName.." has entered the hub."[/size]

[servaks]

Now i get error :
Syntax Error: attempt to index global `user' (a nil value)

/shipis

[OpiumVolage]

Try something like this:

openter =  "Operator [USER] has entered the hub."

and in the message sent:
local tmp = gsub(openter, "%b[], user.sName)
SendToAll("Bot", tmp)

[servaks]

wow
too dificult for me

but i hope i will get this work after some time...

/shipis

[plop]

i'm using the next way in my a.i bot

this is placed in OpConnected.

SendToAll(Bot, WELCOME1.." "..user.sName.." "..WELCOME2.." "..frmHub:GetHubName().."|")

and this is in the config file, in your case the language file.

-- default welcome text
WELCOME1 = "Welcomes operator"
WELCOME2 = "here at"

2gether this gives,

<-Bure-> Welcomes operator [TGA-OP]plop here at the golden angel testhub

might be less configurable but on the other hand, harder 2 mess up.

plop

[klownietklowniet]

Servaks: how does the OpConnected function look? what have you called the parameter variable? You should cahnge 'user' to that one...

[servaks]

function OpConnected(user)
	SendToAll(botname, "Operator "..user.sName.." has entered the hub.") 
end

/shipis

[klownietklowniet]

That should work like a charm... I dont' think that should give any errors..