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Refreshing the IAL #152326 29/06/06 12:23 PM
Joined: May 2006 Posts: 25 Canary Islands, Spain A Abstract OP Ameglian cow
OP Abstract Ameglian cow A Joined: May 2006 Posts: 25 Canary Islands, Spain	That's the second time I post this question here, because the first time my post misteriously desappeared (don't know why, I looked at the rest of posts and didn't see a post like mine), so here it goes again... I've programming an addon and I got a little problem: I have an On Nick event, and I would need the address of the user after nick changing; so I use $ial($newnick), but it doesn't seem to work (I think it returns $null). Also, if I try to do $address($newnick, 5), it still returns the previous mask. I need something like that because some nicks have a virtual IP, so on a nick change I would need to detect it. Is there any way to 'refresh' the IAL in the same event, or something? Thanx a lot ================== Abstraction is art.

Re: Refreshing the IAL #152327 29/06/06 02:44 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,541 state of confusion L landonsandor Hoopy frood
landonsandor Hoopy frood L Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,541 state of confusion	if you're in the same channel as them, you could always /whois $nick OR /who $nick for their info. Those who fail history are doomed to repeat it

Re: Refreshing the IAL #152328 29/06/06 05:19 PM
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,052 Canada L Lpfix5 Hoopy frood
Lpfix5 Hoopy frood L Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,052 Canada	Quote: That's the second time I post this question here, because the first time my post misteriously desappeared (don't know why, I looked at the rest of posts and didn't see a post like mine), so here it goes again... I've programming an addon and I got a little problem: I have an On Nick event, and I would need the address of the user after nick changing; so I use $ial($newnick), but it doesn't seem to work (I think it returns $null). Also, if I try to do $address($newnick, 5), it still returns the previous mask. I need something like that because some nicks have a virtual IP, so on a nick change I would need to detect it. Is there any way to 'refresh' the IAL in the same event, or something? Thanx a lot ?? $ial alone needs a mask to execute its command then you can find the parameters that match that host through a loop through the nick list however... should you want just a $newnick eval of the $ial command do this Code: on :NICK:{ echo -a $nick has changed their nick too $newnick ADDR: $ialchan($newnick,#,1) } this would display the code as follows when someone changes there nick bot has changed their nick too bot1 ADDR: bot1!~mieahfsaiuheu@blahblah.com if you need to use this EVAL later on just put the EVAL in a variable like %ial = $ialchan($newnick,#,1) this way youll be able to call the results later via %ial then when your last call ends just unset %ial Code: if $reality > $fiction { set %sanity Sane } Else { echo -a voices* }

Re: Refreshing the IAL #152329 29/06/06 08:29 PM
Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 24 Lithuania K kamicollo Ameglian cow
kamicollo Ameglian cow K Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 24 Lithuania	/uptadenl may help.

Re: Refreshing the IAL #152330 29/06/06 09:43 PM
Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 5 V voipme Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
voipme Nutrimatic drinks dispenser V Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 5	Try this: Code: on *:nick:{ haltdef who $newnick set %a $gettok($ial($newnick),2,64) } I think 64 is the @ sign. Its sloppy, but it works. If you want to refresh the IAL of an entire channel, just do a /who #chan.

Re: Refreshing the IAL #152331 30/06/06 12:30 PM
Joined: May 2006 Posts: 25 Canary Islands, Spain A Abstract OP Ameglian cow
OP Abstract Ameglian cow A Joined: May 2006 Posts: 25 Canary Islands, Spain	In first place, I want to thank you for the replies Unafortunately, I couldn't solve the problem with that ideas I tried all possible combinations of your ideas, but didn't work. I think the problem comes because what I'm doing is something like a Blacklist, so if I detect a user in it, I have to ban him; but it bans the old mask, not the new, and that's the problem I'm trying to solve. I've tried: /updatenl: Didn't work, still showing the old mask Who/whois the user and then proccess, neither worked. Using $ial/$address/$ialchan, all of them returned the old mask. Hum, I think just got it :P I set a timer to proccess after 250 ms., now it works, so it would be something like that: Code: alias ProcesaNuevaMask { echo -s New mask: $ial($1) :D } On *:NICK: { updatenl haltdef who $newnick .timercheck $+ $newnick -h 1 250 ProcesaNuevaMask $newnick } Thanx again ================== Abstraction is art.

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