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#149887 25/05/06 06:23 AM
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On some networks, there are extra prefixes, such as these from Unreal/Anope:

PREFIX=(qaohv)~&@%+

Sometimes, isop does not detect if someone is an op or not, and this breaks the nicklist coloring script I have. Is this a bug, and is there a fix?

The one thing in my mind is catch the PREFIX list, and anything to the left of 'o' (in this case, @) qualifies as isop, then apply it to prefixes when recieved in /NAMES lists. Has this been done?

#149888 25/05/06 11:18 AM
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$nick(#,$nick).pnick

#149889 25/05/06 11:38 AM
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The names list is raw 352 you can use tokens to catch the ~ and & which are chr 126 and 38 and cline to change the nickname colours.
Out of curiousity what do these modes mean???


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#149890 25/05/06 12:21 PM
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i've seen * & ^ - ! ~ @ + . % as modes, some networks opers get mode prefixes, some are protected users, etc. Depends what IRCD it is.

#149891 25/05/06 12:32 PM
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Id like to see networks implement prefixes on there services that would be handy.


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#149892 26/05/06 01:42 AM
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Quote:
The names list is raw 352 you can use tokens to catch the ~ and & which are chr 126 and 38 and cline to change the nickname colours.
Out of curiousity what do these modes mean???

I can just use $prefix for this.

#149893 26/05/06 08:15 AM
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But $prefix only returns the prefixes that are available, not the nickname.


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#149894 02/06/06 04:15 PM
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Sorry for ressurecting my old topic, but what raw is PREFIX=...? Or rather, what raw sets $prefix. I need the (qaohv) part of the prefix for this to work.


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