simple reply module wont work
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| eagle |
Post #979 |
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Member Date: 7:20 pm, Jun 5 2009 Posts: 6 |
I've been messing with existing modules with reasonable success but now I'd like to build one from scratch. I'm very experienced in procedural PHP and a little OO but somehow I can't get the simplest function to work. test2.conf *updated* Code file test2 modules/test2/test2.php priv foo1 test2 foobar1 priv foo2 true true true 0 test2 foobar2 test2.php Code <?php class test2 extends module { public $title = "test2"; public $author = "eagle"; public $version = "0.1.1"; // respond to foo1 in the channel public function foobar1($line, $args){ $who = "#chat"; $msg = "bar1"; $this->ircClass->privMsg($who, $msg, $queue = 1); return; } // respond to foo2 in the private msg public function foobar2($line, $args){ $who = $line['fromNick']; $msg = "bar2"; $this->ircClass->privMsg($who, $msg, $queue = 1); return; } } ?> What am I doing wrong? Last edited by eagle at 11:19 am, Jul 6 2009 |
| ElementalAlchemist |
Post #982 |
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Member Date: 12:54 am, Jul 2 2009 Posts: 4 |
I haven't a clue how old this is but I'm posting anyway. In your conf file, you need priv foo1, not just foo1. |
| eagle |
Post #983 |
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Member Date: 11:16 am, Jul 6 2009 Posts: 6 |
It's about a month old but still relevant, I've paused working on the bot since. ;) I've added the priv but it's still not doing anything. Any other ideas? |
| eagle |
Post #984 |
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Member Date: 2:15 am, Jul 7 2009 Posts: 6 |
With great joy and a little shame I'll post the solution to my problem, just in case in the next 100 year someone just as blind as me shows up. function.conf (old - bad) Code ;include modules/test2/test2.conf function.conf (new - good) Code include modules/test2/test2.conf *sighcakes* |
| Mad_Clog |
Post #985 |
 Member Date: 5:27 pm, Jul 7 2009 Posts: 176 |
That would help ;) A simple way to check if a module is loaded is to do a CTCP version on the bot. The reply will show all installed modules. |