Forums Scripts & Popups Test if a cannel is invite-only

Hi,

I want to run a script, but -only- if a channel has an invite-only flag.

Something like:

if (#chanX mode == invite-only) {
on *:TEXT:*: etc...
on *:JOIN:*: etc...
}

Can't figure out how to do that...

But you can't use a /if and after put your event, simply use something like that :

ah... thanx for the very quick reply!

I'll try that out.

But... I have a on text, on input, on kick, on action, etc... meaning I have to duplicate it a dozen times?

That or use groups and check when changing the active window if it's an invite-only channel to enable/disable the groups.

Thanx again for the help.

The if (i isincs $chan($chan).mode) { } works perfectly,
only problem is now: I have to test the mode of another channel...

Lets assume chanX and chanY. If someone says someting on chanX, it must be
displayed on chanY. But only if chanY is still invite-only.

Is it possible to test the mode of another channel?

I now have some workaround:

on *:mode:#chanY: {
if (i isincs $chan($chan).mode) {
%i = 1
}
else %i = 0
}

on *:TEXT:*:#chanX: {
if %i = 1 {
/msg #chanY $nick says on chanX: $1-
}
}

...but I want to have something like this:

on *:TEXT:*:#chanX: {
if (i isincs $chan($chan).mode) {<---that must be the chanY test
/msg #chanY $nick says on chanX: $1-
}
}

becomes


You must be on #chanY in order to know what modes it has set though.

Just a note - instead of $chan(#CHAN).mode you should use



Otherwise it will trigger if the chanel happens to keyed, and the key has an i in it.

It's not very likely in this case i know - but its something you should keep in mind

Why is it not very likely? It was a good point.