Provides useful commands for bot scripting / command nesting.
| Command | Help |
|---|---|
| apply | Utilities apply <command> <text> Tokenizes <text> and calls <command> with the resulting arguments. |
| countargs | Utilities countargs <arg> [<arg> ...] Counts the arguments given. |
| echo | Utilities echo <text> Returns the arguments given it. Uses our standard substitute on the string(s) given to it; $nick (or $who), $randomNick, $randomInt, $botnick, $channel, $user, $host, $today, $now, and $randomDate are all handled appropriately. |
| ignore | Utilities ignore requires no arguments Does nothing. Useful sometimes for sequencing commands when you don't care about their non-error return values. |
| last | Utilities last <text> [<text> ...] Returns the last argument given. Useful when you'd like multiple nested commands to run, but only the output of the last one to be returned. |
| let | Utilities let <variable> = <value> in <command> Defines <variable> to be equal to <value> in the <command> and runs the <command>. '=' and 'in' can be omitted. |
| sample | Utilities sample <num> <arg> [<arg> ...] Randomly chooses <num> items out of the arguments given. |
| shuffle | Utilities shuffle <arg> [<arg> ...] Shuffles the arguments given. |
| sort | Utilities sort <arg> [<arg> ...] Sorts the arguments given. |
| success | Utilities success [<text>] Does nothing except to reply with a success message. This is useful when you want to run multiple commands as nested commands, and don't care about their output as long as they're successful. An error, of course, will break out of this command. <text>, if given, will be appended to the end of the success message. |