Closed razoarmani closed 10 years ago
Could be the nick.
#TODO: Fix this? Passing a cleaned nick around can break things
set nick [bMotion_cleanNick $nick $handle]
Can you provide any other details? I notice that your nicknames did have underscores. Eggdrop version, bMotion etc.
Could you try enabling some more debug output? TCL is unhelpful at telling me where the error actually occurred. You can do it with .console +d1
, then get a client to quit/part a channel bMotion is enabled on and you should get more output before the error. You can go back to normal with .console -d1
afterwards.
Is it "s" every time in that error? Sounds like I've typoed a parameter name or something....
I can reproduce this by setting the friendly
setting in settings.tcl
to s
. (One of the things I can see my code compares as an integer.) Can you double-check your local/settings.tcl
and check that setting? It's supposed to be 0, 1 or 2.
Found it :)
Oh well. I wasn't much help. :D
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 11:29 PM, James Seward notifications@github.com wrote:
Found it :)
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/jamesoff/bmotion/issues/21#issuecomment-44745823.
@veb I appreciate the assistance either way :)
When someone quits or parts the channel, I get this error:
«06:12:12» * Amanda_ Quit (Ping timeout) «06:12:11» [22:12:10] Tcl error [bMotion_event_onquit]: expected integer but got "s"
«06:12:29» * blacksea__ has left the channel «06:12:29» [22:12:27] Tcl error [bMotion_event_onpart]: expected integer but got "s"
Please help:)