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Hi, I'm trying to make my channel/nick popups so that if u don't have the status u don't see the popup. I'm also trying to make it so that when (if u are room owner) u still can set +o or +% or +v etc when u only deop yourself.(u should still have the room owner status) I have tryed different piece of codes to see what status i got when performing the command. Here are some examples: This in my alias file: modenum return 0 $+ $replace($left($nick($1,$2).pnick,1),+,1,%,2,@,3,&,4,!,4,~,5,.,5)
and this in my popups file: .$iif(($modenum($chan, $me) >= 3),Op,):/chanserv op # $$1
.$iif(($modenum($chan, $me) >= 3),Deop,):/mode # -o $$1 $2 $3
I also tryed this in my popup file: ($me($chan,$me,~)):/chanserv op # $$1 I also tryed this in my alias file: /prefixof {
if ($1 == $null || $2 == $null) { return $null }
var %pnick $nick($1,$2).pnick
var %pos $pos(%pnick,$2,1)
if (%pos == $null) return $null
if (%pos == 1) return $null
return $left(%pnick,$calc(%pos - 1))
}
/isvoice {
if (+ isin $prefixof($1,$2) || $ishalfop($1,$2)) { return $true }
return $false
}
/ishalfop {
if (% isin $prefixof($1,$2) || $ischop($1,$2)) { return $true }
return $false
}
/ischop {
if (@ isin $prefixof($1,$2) || $isadmin($1,$2)) { return $true }
return $false
}
/isadmin {
if ($isowner($1,$2)) return $true
if (& == $null) return $false
if ($ircdadminchar(prefix) isin $prefixof($1,$2)) return $true
return $false
}
/isowner {
if ($ircdownerchar == $null) return $false
if ($ircdownerchar(prefix) isin $prefixof($1,$2)) return $true
return $false
}
/ircdownerchar {
return $iif($1 == prefix,$iif(~ isin $prefix,~,@),q)
}
/ircdadminchar {
return $iif($1 == prefix,$iif(& isin $prefix,&,@),a)
}and this in my popup file: .$iif($isowner($chan,$me),Op,):/chanserv op # $$1
.$iif($isowner($chan,$me),Deop,):/mode # -o $$1 $2 $3
But somehow after deop myself i can't get the option to op myself again. Or with the last codes when i join a room where i'm not a op i can see the options to op or deop. I've been working on this for hours and i'm not able to fix what i want. Is the code in the aliases working or not? What do i do wrong? Please help me out. Greetings
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Vogon poet
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You don't need any of the rest of your code to do something like this in the menu: $iif($nick(#,$me,~&@),Op):mode # +o $$1-
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Vogon poet
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u can use menu into remote & use $nick like gooshie told u menu channel,nicklist {
$iif($nick(#,$me,~&@),Owner)
.Op:<op cmd>
.HalfOp:<hop cmd>
.Voice:<voice cmd>
}so if u r ~, &, or @ u'll find Owner in channel or nick list menu or else not
WorldDMT
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Babel fish
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Somehow when i deop i don't see the popups anymore.
I joined my room as owner +q and +o.
I saw all the popups.
When i take my +o i still have my +q right?
+q is equal to ~ so i should be able to see all popups.
Why don't i ?
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Vogon poet
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about "~" i use server DalNet so they dont have "~" prefix maby $nick can't see it if u want u can try this on your server
//echo -a $!nick can $+ $iif(!$nick(#,$me,~),'t) see it
that will help u to see if that identifer can see the "~" prefix
then if not u'll add a condition & use $nick with pnick property
Last edited by chacha; 14/02/10 08:45 PM.
WorldDMT
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Hoopy frood
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Just add the letter q to it. Problem solved: $iif($nick(#,$me,~&@q),Owner)
Instead of using the user mode prefix, you can use its nick mode. To find out the nick mode your network supports when connected, enter: If you insist on using the prefix or symbols, enter: Then all you do is pick a nick mode or prefix you want to show for your popup by adding to it. Same for removing one that you don't want the popup to show.
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Vogon poet
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ok nice then 
WorldDMT
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Babel fish
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$nickmode returns ohv, no idea what that means. another thing: in order to reop or give usermodes to other when deop i need to use Not all servers have chanserv ... my guess is still works there. Is there a way to see if a server has chanserv so that the right command is being done? Ifso how how would the comman look like? like this?: menu channel,nicklist {
$iif($nick(#,$me,~&@q),Owner)
.Op: { if ($chanserv == 1) /cs op # $$1 } else { /mode # +o $$1 }
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Hoopy frood
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If $nickmode returns "ohv", $prefix is most likely "@%+". This means the server/network supports op, halfop and voice chanmodes. Ops, i.e. "+o" chanmode will be represented by the nick prefix "@". "+v" chanmode (voice) will be represented by the nick prefix "+". +h / % is inbetween, thus it's the "halfop". Note that different networks/IRCds may support different chanmodes, and may use different prefixes to represent them. Only "op" and "voice" are codified in an IRC RFC, although "h"="%" is a very common convention... Now, as you get only "ohv" for $nickmode (and not for example "qaohv"), the server/network does not support a dedicated chanmode (like +q) for "owners", and hence no associated nick prefix(like ~). A check for owner via $nick(#,$me,q) or $nick(#,$me,~) thus won't work: mIRC works with the nick prefix/nickmode combination (alike to your initial check for $nick().prefix). If you connect to a network, mIRC receives the info for $prefix and $nickmode in the /version reply. If now for example you join a channel, mIRC will use the reply for a /names # to display the nicks and their status (the reply contains all the nicks AND the nick prefixes). Only if mIRC notices a chanmode change (e.g. +o <somenick>) it will update the $nick() data internally, will show the new prefixes in $nick().pnick, and will display the highest prefix in your nicklist. Hope you get the idea... If there's no +q but chanserv supports "owner" none the less, you have to use a different method for your check. Maybe there's a specific services notice informing a user that he's now recognized as owner?
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Babel fish
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Babel fish
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On joining my channel i do get +q an as admin i do get +a. I found this code and it seems to work so far: alias isowner {
if ($isid) return $iif($nick($1,$2,q) || $istok($ial($2).mark,$1,32),$true,$false)
.ialmark $2 $($+($,$3,tok($ial($2).mark,$1,32)),2)
}
on *:join:#:{ isowner # $nick rem }
on *:owner:#:{ isowner # $opnick add }
on *:deowner:#:{ isowner # $opnick rem }
raw 386:*:{ isowner $2- add }
raw 307:*: {
haltdef
$iif(%nickreg == 1,set %regvalue 1 ,set %regvalue 0)
}
alias isadmin {
if ($isid) return $iif($nick($1,$2,$mid($prefix,$pos($nickmode,a),1)) || $istok($ial($2).mark,a $+ $1,32),$true,$false)
.ialmark $2 $($+($,$3,tok($ial($2).mark,a $!+ $!1,32)),2)
}
on *:join:#:{ isadmin # $nick rem }
raw 388:*:{ isadmin $2- add }
Now my problem only is chanserv because when deoped doesn't work anymore. It returns a your not a channel operatorbecause i am the owner i can use chanserv op command. but on a server that has no chanserv (undernet) the chanserv command will not work. as i asked in my post before is there a way to make an alias to see if the server has chanserv and then use a piece of code like this: .Op: { if ($chanserv == 1) /cs op # $$1 } else { /mode # +o $$1 }
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Hoopy frood
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On joining my channel i do get +q an as admin i do get +a. You're using a server that has +q/+a mode for owner/admin but that doesn't let you know about these information in a /names reply, there's no prefix for this mode. This mean you can't check for owner and admin on this server without making your own list of nickmode.
#mircscripting @ irc.swiftirc.net == the best mIRC help channel
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Hoopy frood
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I read that undernet uses some sort of X command. X being the channel service bot given to registered channels on undernet and managed by CServices. And in Undernet, a check whether you're opped is not needed. As long as you are logged in to X, it does not matter if you're an op or not. You should try: to see if it works.
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Hoopy frood
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OK, just tried to explain why the other scripts failed Regarding ChanServ... If services appear as a pseudo-users on the net, you could use /notify and $notify().ison - but if you're working on a script for the public you might want to keep the notify list "clean". Or you could /who or /ison for ChanServ (infinite timer) - but the shorter the delay, the more load you'll add to the network; and the longer the delay, the less reliable your script... Also note that many services allow for the manipulation of access levels to e.g. "OPDEOP" and "OPDEOPME". Even if you may generally have access to cs op/deop if you're the owner - if you're planning to expand your menu for e.g. SOPs and OPs, you cannot take chanserv access for granted any more.
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