Originally Posted By: Nillen
It's exactly what Wims said. var %dest $iif($prop == chan,#,$nick) means exactly:
if ($prop == chan) { var %dest # }
else { var %dest $nick }

;Further explained: $prop is the value you enter ($silence().PROP) If the prop is chan (if the CONDITION is true), use the true value "#", if the prop isn't chan, use the false value "$nick".

As to why $iif is used. It makes it simnpler and nicer to look at, and faster to type.


I do not understand the use of own identifiers, please bear with me.
In this code:
Code:
on *:text:*:#: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($2))  silence $2 }
on *:text:*:?: { if (($strip($1) == .silence) && ($left($3,1) == $chr(35))) silence $2 $3 }


$1 = .silence
$2 = nick
$3 = chanell

But in the alias change the value of $ 1?

Code:
 var% user $ 1



Another thing:
Code:
var %chan $iif($2, $2, #) means:
If ($2) { var %chan = $2 }
else { var %chan = # }


But, $2 always will be (is the nick ¿not?)

Do not understand how ​​change values $ 1, $ 2, $ 3 Event On Text - alias.

Thanks and sorry for so many questions. blush