RE: Question on chat message
Hi
Add on to my question
I have defined 2 variable. Still it is sending message to both channel
sub DoChat
{
@msg1 = @_;
@msg2 = @_;
GetIrcConnection($chatuser,$chatirc) or die unable to get irc
connection for user $chatuser on channel $chatirc$!;
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg1);
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@msg2);
QuitIrc or die unable to quit irc $!;
}
Can some one advice.
Regards
Sreedhar
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From: Kalkunte-Venkatachala, Sreedhar
Sent: 17 November 2004 11:11
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question on chat message
Hi
I have written a script chat message. when there is an error, currently it
sends information only one chat server. How to add two chat server names.
Say Message 1 -- Chat server 1
Say Message 2 -- Chat Server 2
Can some one advice me
Regards
Sreedhar
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Re: Question on chat message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hello,
Add on to my question
I have defined 2 variable. Still it is sending message to both channel
use strict and warnings :)
sub DoChat
{
@msg1 = @_;
@msg2 = @_;
Why 2 variables? Its the same thing?
my @msg [EMAIL PROTECTED];
...
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg)
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@msg)
or better yet, don't even do an extar variable.
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@_)
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@_)
GetIrcConnection($chatuser,$chatirc) or die unable to get irc connection
for user $chatuser on channel $chatirc$!;
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg1);
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@msg2);
0) Don't use quotes if its just a variable
1) quoting an array would seem to make it in scalar context and you
likley will just get teh number of elements in it instead of the message
2) are you sure @msg should be an array? (I'm not sure but it seems to
make jmore sense if it was a string but I cousl be wrong since I don't
use Irc much
QuitIrc or die unable to quit irc $!;
}
Can some one advice.
Try
sub DoChat {
GetIrcConnection($chatuser,$chatirc) or die unable to get irc
connection for user $chatuser on channel $chatirc $!;
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@_);
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@_);
QuitIrc or die unable to quit irc $!;
}
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RE: Question on chat message
Hi
The reasoned I am using 2 message because
both message are different. Both can be printed same time.
can we use some thing like this
@msg1=$msg1;
@msg2=$msg2;
Regards
Sreedhar
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From: JupiterHost.Net [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 November 2004 13:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Question on chat message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Hello,
Add on to my question
I have defined 2 variable. Still it is sending message to both channel
use strict and warnings :)
sub DoChat
{
@msg1 = @_;
@msg2 = @_;
Why 2 variables? Its the same thing?
my @msg [EMAIL PROTECTED];
...
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg)
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@msg)
or better yet, don't even do an extar variable.
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@_)
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@_)
GetIrcConnection($chatuser,$chatirc) or die unable to get irc
connection for user $chatuser on channel $chatirc$!;
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@msg1);
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@msg2);
0) Don't use quotes if its just a variable
1) quoting an array would seem to make it in scalar context and you
likley will just get teh number of elements in it instead of the message
2) are you sure @msg should be an array? (I'm not sure but it seems to
make jmore sense if it was a string but I cousl be wrong since I don't
use Irc much
QuitIrc or die unable to quit irc $!;
}
Can some one advice.
Try
sub DoChat {
GetIrcConnection($chatuser,$chatirc) or die unable to get irc
connection for user $chatuser on channel $chatirc $!;
SendIrc($chatchannel1,@_);
SendIrc($chatchannel2,@_);
QuitIrc or die unable to quit irc $!;
}
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Re: Question on chat message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Hi, please don;'t top post :) The reasoned I am using 2 message because both message are different. Both can be printed same time. Assigning @_ to each wasn't different... can we use some thing like this @msg1=$msg1; @msg2=$msg2; That would give you an array with one element, are you sure you need an array? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://learn.perl.org/ http://learn.perl.org/first-response
