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that's a part of voice checker i think it's Slade's it checks nick's idle time at a certain time and devoices nick if that nick don't speak in channel for that certain time...

the highlighted part is what i want to add but it gets annoying when i did add that msg to it cause it repeats the hightlighted msg every 10 seconds

how do i fix that?

Part of the problem is where you had the line. You set a timer in the line before, but timers don't take mutliple line commands, so to get around that, I created a small alias that is called from the timer.

The other part, that I can think of, is controlled by the code that calls the autovoice alias

ok here is the full

how do i use that one to that code you added since you said timers don't take multiple commands? how do i use it with those or how do i make it go on the run with that full code?

It lookes quite good to me. as soon as you join the channel you start a repeating timer to check idle times. I just don't see why you should start another timer that devoices 2 secondes after the check. I would do it like this:

thank you, yours seems to work fine thanks much

nevermind, it's still doing the same thing after that 20 minutes, so i guess it's not working still it kept on repeating the msg after that 20 minutes it started repeating the msg every 10 seconds

Try this instead. It's close, but it only checks the nicks that are currently voiced, rather than all of the nicks.

excellent!, works perfect now thank you greatly

Some propositions, face to a lot of errors, i think. Look at that!

[code]
On *:Join:#: {
if ($nick == $me) { .timerAV 0 10 autovoice $chan }
; On join, everybody is a regular user, so you should wait to see
; if a mode will be given to the user, some seconds later.
else { mode $chan +v $nick }
}
;
On me:*:Part:#: { .timerAV off }
;
; timer will be stopped if someone (not you) leaves IRC, useless.
on *:quit: { .timerAV off }
;
; timer will be stopped if you kick a user (and not if you are kicked), useless.
on me:*:kick:3:{ .timerAV off }
;
; timer won't be stopped if you just disconnect, so useless too.
on *:exit: { .timerAV off }
;
on @*:action:*:#:{
if ($nick isreg $chan) mode $chan +v $nick
}

On @*:Text:*:#: {
if ($nick isreg $chan) mode $chan +v $nick
}
;
alias autovoice {
var %x = $nick($1,0,v)
; why not stop the perform if you are not opped before the while ? (more efficient, faster)
while (%x) && ($me isop $1) {
; why checking if you are one of the voiced nick, where as you already checked
: if you are Opped on the channel ?
if (($nick($1,%x,v).idle >= 1200) && ($nick($1,%x,v) != $me)) {
; you are using 3 times $nick($1,%x,v), why not put it in a variable ?
msg $1 $nick($1,%x,v) You've been devoiced because you haven't $&
been saying nothing for over 20 minutes now
mode $1 -v $nick($1,%x,v)
}
dec %x
}
}
[code]




So, i propose you this code, just an idea, but better I think:

[code]
; >> LAUNCH TIMER:
; When you join, we launch the timer (60 seconds here,
; previous 10 seconds seems not more efficient)
On me:*:Join:#:timerAV 0 60 autovoice $chan
;
; >> CHECK IF USER IS REGULAR, AND VOICED HIM
; When a user joins, if you are opped you launch a timer, which will check if the
; user is regular some seconds later (a bot can give him a mode while)
On @!*:Join:#:timer 1 2 givevoice $chan $nick
;
On @*:action:*:#:givevoice $chan $nick
On @*:Text:*:#:givevoice $chan $nick
;
; >> CLOSE TIMER
; when you are kicked, when you leave a channel, when you disconnect.
On *:Kick:#:if ($knick == $me) timerAV off
On me:*:Part:#:timerAV off
On *:Disconnect:timerAV off
;
;
;
; >> ALIASES
; Check if the user is regular, and voice him, if it is the case.
alias givevoice {
if ($2 isreg $1) mode $v2 +v $v1
}
;
;
;
alias autovoice {
; if i am not opped, we stop this checking alias
if ($me !isop $1) return
; we put the channel name in %chan, for later
%chan = $1
; we send all voiced nick to the checkvoice alias
; (all words in the nicklist with a + prefix)
; ( interesting to see how that works, instead of a while
; (although /while is interesting too in this case) )
filter -wwlk $1 checkvoice +*
}
;
;
;
alias checkvoice {
; we put the nick in %nick, without the + prefix
var %nick $right($1,-1)
; if his idle is >= 1200, we send message and voiced the user.
if ($nick(%chan,%nick).idle >= 1200) {
msg %chan %nick You've been devoiced because you haven't been $&
saying nothing for over 20 minutes now
mode %chan -v %nick
}
}
[code]

.. so just an idea, as i said.

hmmm, nice
now that makes more sense i will try yours. thank you kindly