-- RICK--
-- 2006
-- Lua 5.0
-- login multilanguage on request
-- Sends PM to new connected Users and they can choose what language they want
-- Make folder Loginmessages and put in there Language.txt (put languase's u have in it englich dutch ect)
-- Put in same folder all language.txt files
-- it also can be used for all your help files (for choosen profiles)
--[[
Example
-----------------------------------------------
Language.txt
put your languase's in here
dutch
english
------------------------------------------
english.txt
put your english text in here
-------------------------------------------
dutch.txt
putt your dutch text in here
-------------------------------------------
-- or set login to 0 and you can use it for
-- all your help files activated by pm to bot
]]--
sBotName = "testhelp" -- botname
Login = 1 -- show login text
tsettings = { --Who recieves massages at login or/and have acces to text files 1= recieve or/and have acces
["AllowedProfiles"] ={
[0] = 1, -- Masters
[1] = 1, -- Operators
[2] = 0, -- Vips
[3] = 0, -- Regs
[4] = 1, -- Moderator
[5] = 1, -- Netfounder
[-1] = 1, -- Users
}
}
function Main()
frmHub:RegBot(sBotName)
end
function ToArrival(user, data)
data=string.sub(data,1,string.len(data)-1)
local s,e,cmd = string.find(data,"%$%b<>%s+(%S+)")
cmd = string.lower(cmd)
showtext(user, cmd)
return 1
end
NewUserConnected = function(user)
if tsettings["AllowedProfiles"][user.iProfile] == 1 and Login == 1 then
cmd = "Language"
showtext(user, cmd)
end
end
OpConnected=NewUserConnected
function showtext(user, cmd)
if tsettings["AllowedProfiles"][user.iProfile] == 1 then
local contents ="\r\n\r\n"
local bFile = io.open("Loginmessages/"..cmd..".txt")
if bFile then
for line in io.lines("Loginmessages/"..cmd..".txt") do
line = ("\t"..line)
contents = contents..line.."\r\n"
end
user:SendPM(sBotName,"\r\n"..contents.."\r\n|")
end
end
end
Just a curiosity...is local s,e,cmd = string.find(data,"%$%b<>%s+(%S+)") the same of %b<>%s+(%S+)$???
Cheers
its a standard thing in my compiler its not needed but it doesnt harm :)
Quote from: Markitos on 27 April, 2006, 08:58:13
Just a curiosity...is local s,e,cmd = string.find(data,"%$%b<>%s+(%S+)") the same of %b<>%s+(%S+)$???
Not really. There's a difference between the usage of a single
$ and a
%$.
The first one is the opposite of
^, and should be used to define the exact ending of a string - this is what happens in the second string.find.
However, as you can see the latter -
%$ - contains a escape for the magic character
$, so it matches the
$ itself.
Quote from: jiten on 28 April, 2006, 18:44:22
Quote from: Markitos on 27 April, 2006, 08:58:13
Just a curiosity...is local s,e,cmd = string.find(data,"%$%b<>%s+(%S+)") the same of %b<>%s+(%S+)$???
Not really. There's a difference between the usage of a single $ and a %$.
The first one is the opposite of ^, and should be used to define the exact ending of a string - this is what happens in the second string.find.
However, as you can see the latter - %$ - contains a escape for the magic character $, so it matches the $ itself.
thnks
-- A bit late i know
-- Is there no way to let the hub reconize wich land the user is from, like Verlihub can ( if i'm right ). Would be much easyer and think much users are irritating of the PM on logon
Indeed it is, u can use the geoip script to find out where a user is from.
You can change this :
user:SendPM(sBotName,"\r\n"..contents.."\r\n|") to this:
user:SendData(sBotName,"\r\n"..contents.."\r\n|")
to avoid those "irritating " PMs.
thx des i did read it a bit late ;D
Ur welcome, btw im not sure why you 're using an endpipe in the sendpm, its not needed under normal conditions.