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code for text just submitted #153142 11/07/06 07:59 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	I want to make it so when you type, say, !op <username> it ops that person. I know the part below but what is after it? Code: on @*:text:!op also, how do i put it so only users specified in a .txt file can use it?

Re: code for text just submitted #153143 11/07/06 08:01 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	Code: on @:text:!op:#:/mode # +o $2 Eh I know a way to use it in a var you would do this /set %opnicks nick1,nick2,etc... Then the code would be: Code: on @:text:!op:#:if ($istok(%opnicks,$nick,44)) { mode # +o $nick} else { halt } Last edited by sas22; 11/07/06 08:04 PM.

Re: code for text just submitted #153144 11/07/06 08:04 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	ok thanks, that worked but how do i get it so only users in (example.txt) can use it? I know they each go on their own line but how would i do that? EDIT: or better yet so people can only make others as high as they are. For example someone with op status can only make someone halfop, op, or voice. Last edited by Sturm; 11/07/06 08:16 PM.

Re: code for text just submitted #153145 11/07/06 08:09 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	I hope that helped

Re: code for text just submitted #153146 11/07/06 08:27 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	umm i cant get that to work could you tell me where to specifically put everything? the /set %opnicks goes in variables right? and the rest goes in remote?

Re: code for text just submitted #153147 11/07/06 08:29 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	yup

Re: code for text just submitted #153148 11/07/06 08:35 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	i put both of them in where i said, exactly how they are and it wont work!

Re: code for text just submitted #153149 11/07/06 08:44 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	Code: on @:text:!op:#:{ if $istok(%opnicks,$nick,44) { mode # +o $nick } \| else { halt } } Eh i saw the problem =) my bad I was in a hurry. Last edited by sas22; 11/07/06 08:45 PM.

Re: code for text just submitted #153150 11/07/06 08:46 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	all on one line just like that? EDIT: oh and would it work if i did: Code: if $nick isin(ops.txt) mode # +o $2 or could you do it so someone can only use it if they're op or higher? ex. halfops can't use it, people with & rank can etc. Would you just have it like: Code: on &:text:!protect:*: { mode # +a $2 would that make it so only people with & status can make others up to &? Last edited by Sturm; 11/07/06 08:55 PM.

Re: code for text just submitted #153151 11/07/06 08:53 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	Quote: all on one line just like that? yes

Re: code for text just submitted #153152 11/07/06 08:58 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	it still wont work when i type !op sturm (yes, sturm is my nick and im using another nick to run the code)

Re: code for text just submitted #153153 11/07/06 09:16 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	No you would just type !op And strum needs to be in the varlist for %opnicks Code: on @:text:!op:#:/mode # +o $2 Would react to $op Strum

Re: code for text just submitted #153154 11/07/06 09:18 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	I want it so only users in the varlist can use the commands, and that they can use them on other people or if its easier, only people listed in a .txt file (this is what i would prefer) Last edited by Sturm; 11/07/06 09:21 PM.

Re: code for text just submitted #153155 11/07/06 09:21 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	What I gave you before will work. Just make sure in the variables section has this %opnicks Strum,nick2,etc... Then just use the code I gave you

Re: code for text just submitted #153156 11/07/06 09:22 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	Quote: all on one line just like that? EDIT: oh and would it work if i did: Code: if $nick isin(ops.txt) mode # +o $2 or could you do it so someone can only use it if they're op or higher? ex. halfops can't use it, people with & rank can etc. Would you just have it like: Code: on &:text:!protect:*: { mode # +a $2 would that make it so only people with & status can make others up to &? No mIRC wont reconize ~ or & thats IRCD protocol..

Re: code for text just submitted #153157 11/07/06 09:24 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	I want it so only people on the varlist can use the commands, but so they can use them on other people for example, say sturm is on the varlist with sturm i type !op sturm2 this makes sturm2 an op now with sturm2(not on varlist) i type !op sturm it will not do anything because he isnt allowed to use it

Re: code for text just submitted #153158 11/07/06 09:25 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	So you want the op nicks to op others who aren't on the oplist in your var?

Re: code for text just submitted #153159 11/07/06 09:32 PM
S Sturm
Sturm S	yes, it seems like it would be easier to do with a .txt file

Re: code for text just submitted #153160 11/07/06 09:35 PM
S sas22
sas22 S	Quote: yes, it seems like it would be easier to do with a .txt file Code: on @:text:!op:#:{ if $istok(%opnicks,$nick,44) { mode # +o $nick } \| else { halt } } All you have to do is place that in remote and type this: /set %opnicks nick1,nick2,nick3 It works like this: <nick1> !op * You sets mode: +o nick1 <NickX>!op Nothing happens..

Re: code for text just submitted #153161 11/07/06 10:38 PM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada R RusselB Hoopy frood
RusselB Hoopy frood R Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 7,168 Ontario, Canada	A small re-write of the code Code: on @:text:!op:#: $iif($istok(%opnicks,$nick,44),mode # +o $iif(!$2,$nick,$2)) Checks first to see if the person using the !ops command is in the %opnicks variable,. If they aren't then nothing else happens. If they are, then there's a check to see if a nick was specified. If no nick was specified, then the person using the !op command is opped, otherwise the nick specified is opped. Please note that there is nothing in the code (at the moment) that ensures the nick specified is in the channel.

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