This will throw an error due to using parentheses
( ) where they shouldn't be:
if ($1 == !o) ( echo -a mode $chan +o $2 )
if ($1 == !deop) ( echo -a mode $chan -o $2 )
After a condition that uses parentheses
if ( ) you must use curly braces
{ }, but only if you will have multiple commands at once:
if ($1 == !o) { echo -a mode $chan +o $2 | mode $chan +o $2 }
if ($1 == !deop) { echo -a mode $chan -o $2 | mode $chan -o $2 }
So you can fix your code to look like this:
on @:TEXT:*:#:{
tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
if ($1 == !o) echo -a mode $chan +o $2
if ($1 == !do) echo -a mode $chan -o $2
if ($1 == !v) echo -a mode $chan +v $2
if ($1 == !dv) echo -a mode $chan -v $2
}
If you want the specified commands to be able to be executed on channels, then you need to remove this part "
echo -a" in all lines.
The command for the channel operator would be: "
!o XGamerAMD" - this will set the channel operator status for the specified nickname.
