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greetings folks, i have been using this alias for mass voicing with works fine except on some ircds dont allow mass voicing so i wonder how to add a delay of like 5 seconds between the voices in this alias
alias vall {
if ($nick(#,$me,!@%&~) || o isin $usermode) {
var %x = $nick(#,0,r) | while (%x) {
if ($nick(#,%x,r) != $me && !$nick(#,$v1,!~&@%)) { var %r = %r $nick(#,%x,r) }
if ($numtok(%r,32) = $modespl) { mode # + $+ $str(v,$modespl) %r | unset %r }
dec %x
}
if (%r) { mode # + $+ $str(v,$numtok(%r,32)) %r }
}
}
thanks in advance.
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i came up with this only it doesnt seem to do the mass voices in alphabetical order it starts from z to a instead of other way around:
Alias vall {
var %chan = $iif(($1),#$1,$active)
if ($nick( %chan ,$me,!@%&~) || o isin $usermode) {
var %timer 1
var %x = $nick( %chan ,0,r) , %lines = 0 | while (%x) {
if ($nick( %chan ,%x,r) != $me && !$nick( %chan ,$v1,!~&@%)) { var %r = %r $nick( %chan ,%x,r) }
if ($numtok(%r,32) = $modespl) {
.timer -md 1 $calc(%lines * 5000) .mode %chan + $+ $str(v,$modespl) %r
unset %r
inc %lines
}
dec %x
}
if (%r) { .timer -md 1 $calc(%lines * 5000) .mode %chan + $+ $str(v,$numtok(%r,32)) %r }
}
}
Last edited by Simo; 21/02/24 04:01 PM.
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For mass set the mode +v (voice) on channel with a delay of 5 seconds, try using this code:
alias vall {
if ($me !isop $active) { echo -a Your nickname must have an @ status on the channel $active | return }
var %users $nick($active,0,r) | var %i 1 | while (%i <= %users) {
var %user $nick($active,%i,r)
if (%user != $me) { var %nm = %nm %user }
if ($numtok(%nm,32) == $modespl) { $timerdelay mode $active $+(+,$str(v,$modespl)) %nm | unset %nm }
inc %i
}
if (%nm) { $timerdelay mode $active $+(+,$str(v,$numtok(%nm,32))) %nm }
if ($var(%va_sec)) { unset %va_sec }
}
alias -l timerdelay { if (!%va_sec) { set %va_sec 0 } | else { set %va_sec 5 } | return .timerVALL $+ $ticks 1 %va_sec }
To check, enter the command: /vallNote: Your nickname must have an @ status on the channel.
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thanks epic, ive tested your posted code and it sets the first line ( $modespl ) instant followed by a line less then $modespl and after that nothing and ive tested with like 60 test nicks
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ive tested your code again and it seems to be fine now thanks epic apreciated.
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There were some errors in the code that I provided you earlier because I made it in a hurry and I did not have the opportunity to test the code on a channel with a large number of users. Logically, the first line with the command to set the modes should be without delay, and all subsequent ones should be sent every 5 seconds, one after the other. I made some changes that should correct all the shortcomings. This should now work correctly. Try using this code:
alias vall {
var %chan $active | if (%chan !ischan) { echo -a This command can only be done on a channel. | return }
if ($me !isop %chan) { echo -a Your nickname must have an @ status on the channel %chan | return }
var %users $nick(%chan,0,r), %i 1 | while (%i <= %users) {
var %user $nick(%chan,%i,r) | if (%user != $me) { var %nm = %nm %user }
if ($numtok(%nm,32) == $modespl) { inc %va_count | $timerdelay(%chan,%va_count) mode %chan $+(+,$str(v,$modespl)) %nm | unset %nm }
inc %i
}
if (%nm) { inc %va_count | $timerdelay(%chan,%va_count) mode %chan $+(+,$str(v,$numtok(%nm,32))) %nm } | unset %va_count
}
alias -l timerdelay { return .timerVALL $+ $+(_,$1,_,$2) 1 $calc(5 * $2 - 5) }
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thanks Epic this seems to work proper now all the time, apreciated
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