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Hi, I'm trying to get an alias to deop me on a list of chans from different servers. My question is how to evaluate a condition (if $me isop $chan(%i)) on a server, knowing that I can have two channels with the same name on two different servers.

Thanks in advance for any help you may give me

When a script is fired from an event, it's automatically associated with the id of the connection from which it was fired. And when you run a script from the command-line, it is automatically associated with the id of the connection to which the active window is related.

You can change the associated id using the /scid and /scon commands.

Quoted from the help file:

/scid <-rsatM | N> [command]
Changes the active connection for a script to connection id N, where N is a $cid value. The -r switch resets the connection id to the original id for that script. If you specify the command parameter, the connection id is set only for that command.

The /scon command works in exactly the same way, except that N represents the Nth connection, not a connection id value.

For example, here's an alias which goes though all connections and deops you in any channel:

For better understanding of this matter, see blue-elf's /scid $scon demonstration.

I hope it was clear enough.

Well, I may have forgotten to give you more details of what I am trying to do. I have an away dialog in which I can configure on what channels I want to be deoped when going away. Channels are associated to servers.
In a .ini file, I have for exemple :
[Deop]
chat.exemple1.com=#Chan1,#Chan2
chat.exemple2.com=#Chan1,#Chan2
...
When I click on the button of my away dialog, I want the script to set me away on every server (this I have managed to do). But I also want to be deoped on the chans I have specified. Now, I wanted to know if it is possible to have this in an alias, ie without refering to an event.

Since that, a solution has occured to me : I will use the raw event 306. Still, if you have any answers to how to do this without being related to an event, it would be great.

Cheers

Sure possible, for example,
Simply include /adeop in your on DIALOG event, where you put the other commands to be performed when you set yourself away.

What this alias does is using /scon -at1 to make a quick loop through any connected server window (a = perform the command on all server windows, t1 = limit to only connected server windows).

For every time it runs, the loop checks whether there's a channels list for the current $server. If it finds one, it passes it to the alias adeop2.

The other alias then loops though the channels list it's given and performs a deop when necessary.

It's very recommended to read the help file on this subject, /help /scon.

Thank you very much indeed, I'm trying all this out. I have read the help file, it just isn't that simple to understand but with your help, I am managing quite better now. Thanks again