Oh ok, so you who the channel and save all the IRCops to a variable, then echo the variable.

I personally am not very experienced with normal IRC. I mostly wrote scripts for MSN and now this new network that uses IRCxPro.

All I can say is:

#1 when you who the channel, set a variable that says you are looking for IRCop's on that channel.
Quote:
ex: { set %ircop. [ $+ [ $chan ] ] | who $chan }
raw 352:*:{
if (!%ircop. [ $+ [ $2 ] ]) return
<Rest of code>
}
raw 353:*:/unset %ircop. [ $+ [ $2 ] ]
(I believe raw 353 is "end of who list for $chan" $2 would be the channel name.)


#2 use addtok to make your display variable.
for example ...
Quote:
if ($nick == ircop) %echo = $addtok(%echo,$nick,44)

and then
echo -a List of IRCop's %echo | unset %echo

Sorry I can't be more clear or exact, I would have to write and test code on your network.