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#137433 12/12/05 07:34 PM
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When some one has an IDLE of 50 minutes that means hi did't type anything for 50 minutes, wright ? or wrong ?. Usually when im talking to some person, he says "wait just a sec im going downstairs" but when im whois-ing him, his idle is 1 - 5 seconds, that means hi IS typing, and im whoising him for 5 minutes and his idle is 1 - 5 sec. So...on to my question. Can i make somethink (some command) to VIEW other ppl IDLE but NOT to whois him ?

#137434 13/12/05 04:20 AM
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You can try a ctcp finger, which will return their network idle time, however, they will be alerted when you do so.

/ctcp NICK Finger

If you want to avoid the alert, you can try using the 'idle' prop on the $nick identifier, but I'm pretty sure it only returns their idle on the channel specified. To use this, try: $nick(#chan,NICK).idle
For example:

$nick(#mirc,HAMM3R).idle

It will return their channel idle in seconds, so to format it using minute/hours, use $duration.

$duration($nick(#mirc,HAMM3R).idle)


Good luck.


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#137435 13/12/05 12:14 PM
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hehe thanks it works ! :-)


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