Correct me if I'm wrong, please.
As I understand it, you want to:
whois someone joining #channel1 and have the results display (echo) in #channel1
and:
whois someone joining #channel2 and have the results display (echo) in #channel2.

If this is the case, Why not just make ALL the results go to an @window (@whois for example)? This (to me) would be a MUCH easier way to keep it out of your active window.

Code:
raw 311:*: {
  if $window(@Whois) {
    goto end
  }
  window -k(0)zn(0) @Whois
  :end
  echo @Whois 10Nickname: 12 $+ $2
  echo @Whois 10Full address: 12 $+ $2 $+ ! $+ $3 $+ @ $+ $4
  echo @Whois 10Real name: 12 $+ $6-
  halt
}
raw 319:*: { 
  echo @Whois 10Channels: 12 $+ $sorttok($3-,32,c) 
  halt 
}
raw 312:*: { 
  echo @Whois 10Server: 12 $+ $3 ( $+ $4- $+ ) 
  halt 
}
raw 307:*: { 
  echo @Whois 10 $+ $2 $3- 
  halt 
}
raw 301:*: { 
  if ($2 == $me) return
  echo @Whois 10 $2 is away: 12 $+ $3- 
  halt 
}
raw 313:*: { 
  echo  @Whois 10 Status: 12 $+ $5- 
  halt 
}
raw 310:*: { 
  echo  @Whois 10 $2 12 $+ $3- 
  halt 
}
raw 317:*: {
  echo  @Whois 10Idle time: 12 $+ $duration($3)
  if ( $4 isnum ) echo  @Whois 10 Signon time: 12 $+ $asctime($4)
  halt
}
raw 330:*: { 
  echo  @Whois 10 $2  $+ $4 $5 $6 $7 12 $+ $3 
  halt 
}
raw 318:*: { 
  echo @Whois 10End of Whois reply 
  echo @Whois 
  halt 
}


the above works well for me Paste in a new remote file (apologies for the colors)

Last edited by CtrlAltDel; 31/03/12 03:09 PM.
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