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When the server sends me a 353 reply it appears like this. Paul is me, Jonathon is in the room and is voiced. The last letter in the 4 letter code before the nickname, indicates whether the user is voiced or not (V = voiced, N = not voiced).
:FlashIrcServer.1 353 Paul = %#!!Roomy :UMNV,Jonathon UMNN,'Paul
I then send a 353 to my localhost socket
if ($2 == 353) sockwrite -n buzz.avoLocal $1-5 $regsubex($6-, /([^:,\s]+,)/g, )
It sends
sockwrite -n buzz.avoLocal :FlashIrcServer.1 353 Paul = %#!!Roomy :Jonathon 'Paul
As you see, it should be sending sockwrite -n buzz.avoLocal :FlashIrcServer.1 353 Paul = %#!!Roomy : +Jonathon 'Paul so how could I change the regex to check for the last lettercode V and send a + symbol along with the nickname when i send my 353 to the localhost socket.
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That works perfectly thanks gooshie. I have a lil problem though, if users are owners and voiced it is sending their nickname like this
+.Jonathon
and so they appear in my nicklist like +.Jonathon whereas they should only appear as .Jonathon because owner has priority over voice in terms of how nicknames are displayed.
is there a way to add the + after the . so its like .+Jonathon (this way Jonathon would still show as owner, and when someone -q's Jonathon he would then show as voiced)
Last edited by pouncer; 26/12/09 02:32 PM.
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if ($2 == 353) sockwrite -n buzz.avoLocal $1-5 $+(:,$replace($mid($6,5,1),V,+,O,@,H,%),$gettok($6,2,44)) $gettok($7,2,44) Don't use regex if you don't need them and especially if you don't know them.I've guessed O for op and H for halfop but just change that
Last edited by Wims; 26/12/09 07:08 PM.
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if ($2 == 353) sockwrite -n buzz.avoLocal $1-5 $+(:,$replace($mid($6,5,1),V,+,O,@,H,%),$gettok($6,2,44)) $gettok($7,2,44) Don't use regex if you don't need them and especially if you don't know them.I've guessed O for op and H for halfop but just change that Thanks but I have problems with this
alias rtest {
var %server_str = :FlashIrcServer.1 353 Paul = $(%#!!Roomy, ) :UMPV,.Damien UUNV,@Sarah UMNV,@Sid UMNV,.Manny[4]
tokenize 32 %server_str
var %output = $1-5 $+(:,$replace($mid($6,5,1),V,+,O,@,H,%),$gettok($6,2,44)) $gettok($7,2,44)
echo -a %output
}
It echos :FlashIrcServer.1 353 Paul = %#!!Roomy :+.Damien @Sarah Firstly, it is missing the other nicknames, Secondly, it needs to be .+Damien any ideas? many thanks. The last letter of the 4 letter code can only be V or N - noting else. V = voiced. N = not voiced. dnt care about other symbols
Last edited by pouncer; 27/12/09 12:17 AM.
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Oh ok now I see why you want $regsubex : alias rtest {
var %server_str = :FlashIrcServer.1 353 Paul = $(%#!!Roomy,0) :UMPV,.Damien UUNV,@Sarah UMNV,@Sid UMNV,.Manny[4]
var %pattern = /(...(.) $+ $chr(44) $+ ([.@]+)?(\S+))/g
tokenize 32 %server_str
var %output = $1-5 : $+ $regsubex($right($6-,-1),%pattern,$+($iif(\4,\3),$iif(\2 == V,+),\4))
echo -a %output
}
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