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#192547 04/01/08 10:52 AM
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Any way you can check if a network you connect to support the modes +b +I +e ?

sparta #192552 04/01/08 12:37 PM
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if (b isincs $chanmodes)
/help $chanmodes

sparta #192563 04/01/08 11:10 PM
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Also, take a look here


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simply just put this in a remote, and it will do the rest for you =)

Code:
raw *:*:{
  if ($numeric isin 001 002 003 004 005) { 
    echo -s $+(Raw,$chr(40),%x,$chr(41)) $1- 
  }
}

Raw 005 is more than likely to be the one u want, your looking for something that looks like 

CHANMODES=Qqohv,k,l,pPsmtufFwWxrRade are supported by this server


hope this helps =)

Last edited by synedyne; 05/01/08 04:25 AM.
#192574 05/01/08 09:28 AM
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I solved it with this part "if (b isincs $chanmodes)", but thanx anyway smile i had the rest of the code, just that i got a error when i joined a channel and the +e or +I mode wasn't supported


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