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$chan().ial #10771 12/02/03 05:18 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 2 Germany E El_Flex0r OP Bowl of petunias
OP El_Flex0r Bowl of petunias E Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 2 Germany	From Mirc.hlp : $chan(#).ial returns $true if Internal Address List contains addresses of all users on this channel, $false if it doesn't. I played a little bit with the IAL and noticed that this Identifier always return $true after using a "/who #chan" and than removing Users manually with /ialclear nick Is this a bug of mIRC or only a mistake in the Help ?

Re: $chan().ial #10772 12/02/03 10:04 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 30 Portland, OR A Algorithms Ameglian cow
Algorithms Ameglian cow A Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 30 Portland, OR	It worked fine for me.. Code: /ial on //echo -a $chan(#).ial //who # //echo -a $chan(#).ial /ialclear //echo -a $chan(#).ial Opps, I missed the /ialclear SpecificNick .. yeah that doesn't change the return for me either. Bluesock - Better than a redhat. http://www.bluesock.com

Re: $chan().ial #10773 13/02/03 06:43 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 71 P Phant0m Babel fish
Phant0m Babel fish P Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 71	Hi El_Flex0r I don’t believe it was meant to be taking like that, if a nick been removed manually from the list it would resort to $false because it’s not “all users who are currently on the same channels”?!?!?!?! Doing a /who #, in an Active Channel Window will update the IAL List for that Channel, and specifying a nickname at the end of “ /ialclear <Nickname> “ will only remove the current nickname and not the Entire IAL List for this specific channel, so it’ll still remain $true unless you don’t specify <Nickname> at the end of /ialclear command. Problem is the mIRC.hlp file lacked in Informatics in this Area… Kn0wledge Is Thee P0wer!!!!

Re: $chan().ial #10774 14/02/03 08:06 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 2 Germany E El_Flex0r OP Bowl of petunias
OP El_Flex0r Bowl of petunias E Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 2 Germany	I think with the Nick the whole entry is cleared, try $ialchan(*,#chan,0) to test it, and you will see there is an entry less after using /ialclear <nick> That is what you mean, right?

Re: $chan().ial #10775 14/02/03 08:10 PM
Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 71 P Phant0m Babel fish
Phant0m Babel fish P Joined: Feb 2003 Posts: 71	Heyas /ialclear = Clears the Entire IAL list /IalClear <NickName> Clears only the IAL for that specific nick and nothing more... Kn0wledge Is Thee P0wer!!!!

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