this is my whois script, and i got some problems with it..
i want whois on query, and whois normally in active one.
now is someone queries me the whois comes to active window, when i should come to query window
; Full address, real name
raw 311:*: {
echo $color(whois) -a $chr(160) $+ _____________________________________________
echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) $2 $+ $chr(160) $+ $chr(160) $+ $+ ( $+ $3 $+ @ $+ $4)
echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) name: $6-
halt
}
; Channels, sort the channels to order: @#channel, +#channel, #channel
raw 319:*: { echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) chan: $sorttok($3-,32,c) | halt }
; Server and server description
raw 312:*: { haltdef }
; DALnet nick registration information (maybe other networks too?)
raw 307:*: { echo $color(whois text) -a $2 $3- | halt }
; Away message, sent only when user is away
raw 301:*: { echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) $2 is away: $3- | halt }
; IRC operator status, the script is using $5- because some networks have different
; messages to indicate operator status. The string always begins like "is a/an", so
; cut out the first two words ($3-4)
raw 313:*: { echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) Status: $5- | halt }
; DALnet help operator reply
raw 310:*: { echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) $2 $3- | halt }
; Idle time, some servers also give signon time (login time) which has to be converted with $asctime
raw 317:*: {
echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(124) idle: $duration($3)
halt
}
; End of whois
raw 318:*: { echo $color(whois text) -a $chr(160) $+ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ | halt }
