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Hoopy frood
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Hi, is there a snippet that can show people who are away in the channels, in gray color, when I join them? I want to see who are away and who aren't based on the color.
Thanks in advance for those who can be of assistance.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Well, it can be done using /cnick but then for that to work effectively you'd need to perform a /userhost every second or couple of seconds which would probably slow down your script dramatically. Examples 1, 2.
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Fjord artisan
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Alt B, select the colors tab, you can modify idle time by nick color.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Well, it can be done using /cnick but then for that to work effectively you'd need to perform a /userhost every second or couple of seconds which would probably slow down your script dramatically. On unreal IRCd, you could use the command "who +aM" ever so often, e.g. a timer 0 30 +a : user is away +M : user is on a comchan Then, you could: 1) use a #group (or another switch) to /halt the output of those continuous raw replies (352: "who reply" and 315: "end of wholist") 2) parse the raw 352 to /cnick: check for "if (G isin $7)" (user is Gone aka Away), $6 being the nickname of that user
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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raw 352:*: {
if (G isin $6) && ($me ison $4) {
cline -l $color(gray) $comchan($8,1) $fline($comchan($8,1),$8,1,1))
}
}
I might have done something wrong because the away nicks won't appear in gray when I join the channels.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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The "/*line" commands like /cline work only in custon windows.
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Hoopy frood
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raw 352:*: { if (G isin $7) && ($me ison $2) { cline -l the_color_you_want $2 $6 } }
But remeber, you need to do a /who #channel to make away users show. And i saw you had some errors in your code.
Last edited by sparta; 13/08/07 09:01 AM.
if ($me != tired) { return } | else { echo -a Get a pot of coffee now $+($me,.) }
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Hoopy frood
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/cline can be used to color nicknames (in the nicklist) in channels.
-genius_at_work
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Hoopy frood
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/cline can be used to color nicknames (in the nicklist) in channels. Being used to work with /cnick, I overlooked the -l switch of /cline - Thanks for pointing out my fault. Hence, I played with /cline -l and the /who +aM command mentioned above... here is the little result; maybe it's a wee bit useful for someone. ; ---------- SETUP START ----------
; setup: colour for nicks marked "away"
alias -l away.check.gone { return 14 }
; setup: colour for nicks not away
alias -l away.check.here { return 10 }
; setup: interval to check away status (seconds)
alias -l away.check.interval { return 90 }
; ---------- SETUP END ----------
; on connect, start a loop to check away status
on *:connect: { $+(.timer.away.refresh.,$network) 0 $away.check.interval away.check }
; menu switch to stop/restart the checking manually
menu status,channel {
Awaycheck $+($chr(91),$network,$chr(93))
.$iif(($timer($+(.away.refresh.,$network))),$style(1)) resume : {
away.check
$+(.timer.away.refresh.,$network) 0 $away.check.interval away.check
}
.$iif((!$timer($+(.away.refresh.,$network))),$style(1)) pause : {
$+(.timer.away.refresh.,$network) off
}
}
; checking routine
alias -l away.check {
; enable group to halt the display of raw replies related to away-checking
.enable #awaycatch
; start disabling timer for it
.timer.away.catch 1 20 .disable #awaycatch
; open a hidden window to list users marked as away
window -h @away.catch
; request list of all users marked away and sharing a chan
who +aM
}
; group to catch and halt raw replies
#awaycatch off
raw 352:*: {
; if user is marked as away, add nick to the hidden window (as precaution, check "away" again)
if (G isin $7) { aline @away.catch $6 }
; halt display of that raw reply
haltdef
}
raw 315:*: {
; end of who: execute timer that disables the group
timer.away.catch -e
; execute colouring alias
awaycatch.colour $network
; halt display of that raw reply
haltdef
}
#awaycatch end
; colouring routine
alias -l awaycatch.colour {
scon $1
; cycle all chans
var %c.nr = 1
while ($chan(%c.nr)) {
var %chan = $v1, %n.nr = 1
; cycle all nicks
while ($nick(%chan,%n.nr)) {
var %nick = $v1
; colour nick accordingly (nick is or is not listed in the window of users marked away)
cline -l $iif(($fline(@away.catch,%nick,1)),$away.check.gone,$away.check.here) %chan %nick
inc %n.nr
}
inc %c.nr
}
; close hidden window
window -c @away.catch
scon -r
}Advantages of approach: - there are less who reply lines to parse - there is no need to /who all chans separately, which might flood you off without a queue- or timer system Disadvantage: - "who +aM" will not work on every IRCd (tested on unreal)
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