If you are talking about the /onotice command in mIRC, then it would be difficult to make an onotice chat window. That is because the /onotice command doesn't actually send an onotice. Rather, it goes through all the users on a channel and if they are an @op, it sends them a PRIVATE notice. A true onotice is done with a command like this: /notice @#channel message. And the server sends the notice as a CHANNEL notice to all the ops on the channel. If you aren't set on using the /onotice command, you can use this script instead:
menu channel {
ONotice Chat $chan:ONoticeChat $chan
}
menu @ON.* {
Close:window -c $active
}
alias ONoticeChat {
;1=channel
var %win = $+(@ON.,$$1)
if (!$window(%win)) {
window -e %win /ONChat
aline -hpi %win $timestamp ONotice Chat for channel: $1
aline -hpi %win $timestamp -=-=-=-=-=-
}
else window -a %win
}
alias ONChat {
if ((@ON.* !iswm $active) || ($1 == $null)) return
var %onchan = $gettok($active,2,46)
.notice @ $+ %onchan $1-
aline -hpi $active $timestamp < $+ $me $+ > $1-
}
on *:NOTICE:*:#:{
if (@* !iswm $target) return
var %win = $+(@ON.,$chan)
if (!$window(%win)) return
aline -hpi %win $timestamp < $+ $nick $+ > $1-
[color:red];haltdef[/color]
}
The option to open an ONotice chat window for a channel is in the popup menu for each channel. The /ONChat command is used to send a (real) onotice message to the channel corresponding to the active ONChat window. /ONChat can't be used anywhere else. The window will only catch real onotices (as described above), and only when the ONChat window is open. If the ONChat window for that channel is not opened, then the onotice is displayed regularly.
The red line above lets you choose whether the onotices are displayed in the channel window.
To show the onotices, the line should be: ;haltdef
To hide onotices while the ONChat is open, the line should be: haltdef
Note the missing ; in the second example.In order for this script to catch onotices from other users, they must use the
/notice @#channel message format. The script should be able to communicate with other users who have the same script.
-genius_at_work
