Forums Scripts & Popups A little help.

I want to know how to display what other channels all the users are on in a specific channel. How do I do this? Thanks!

If I read what you typed correctly, you would have to make a script that does a whois on every user in a channel, and then use RAW *:*:{ } to set varibles for every whois and then reply them to another window or the same window. I myself think that this script isnt a good idea because you risk the chance of flooding yourself off pending on how many users are in the channel.

Any other way?

Are you asking about finding all the common channels every member of a certain channel share with each other? For example, UserA, UserB, UserC, UserD, UserE and UserF are all in #ChanA and no one else is in there, but all of them are also in #ChanF, #ChanS and #ChanY. Are you trying to return #ChanF,#ChanS,#ChanY by specifying #ChanA?

Or are you trying to compile a list of every visible (channels that are -ps) channel that you can see from the whois of everyone on the channel?

UserA on #ChanA #ChanB #ChanF
UserB on #ChanA #ChanC #ChanF
UserC on #ChanA #ChanD #ChanG
UserD on #ChanA #ChanB #ChanG
UserE on #ChanA #ChanB #ChanC
UserF on #ChanA #ChanC #ChanE

Result: #ChanB #ChanC #ChanD #ChanE #ChanF #ChanG (when triggered from #ChanA)

No offence Hammer, but I don't think he understood that one :P

I know I didn't

Ok, I'll try again. There are 2 ways (at least) to interpret the question:

1) Channels in common: find all common channels that everyone on a certain channel is in and ONLY the channels that everyone is in.

2) Different channels: find all the visible channels that everyone in a certain channel is in, regardless of whether or not others in the channel in question share any common members.

alias chans {
var %i 1
while (%i <= $nick($chan,0)) {
/who $nick($chan,%i)
inc %i
}
}
raw 352:*:{
//echo -a $6 - $2
}
usage: /chans
might clash with any other scripts using raw 352 though