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i have this add on

on ^*:NOTICE:*:*: {
.window -n @botserv 300 400 500 200
if ($nick == botserv) /echo @botserv 12,0 $1- | write $mircdirong\bot.ong $2- | halt
}

i want the window botserv only show if i am an op

thnx

Your event deals with all kinds of notices, channel and private alike. Therefor, "if I am an op" has no meaning to this event. The only thing you can do is

1. if you are in 1 channel:
if ($me isop #channelname) { ... }
2. if you are in more than 1 channel:
create a loop that cycles through $chan and checks all channels if you are op in 1 or all of em.

this is untested but it should work

on ^*:NOTICE:*:*: {
if ($nick == $me isop $chan ) {
.window -n @botserv 300 400 500 200
if ($nick == botserv) /echo @botserv 12,0 $1- | write $mircdirong\bot.ong $2- | halt
}
}

or this

on ^*:NOTICE:*:*: {
if ($nick == VerDuGo isop $chan ) {
.window -n @botserv 300 400 500 200
if ($nick == botserv) /echo @botserv 12,0 $1- | write $mircdirong\bot.ong $2- | halt
}
}

I don´t think that botserv send a notice to a channel, Locutus suggest make a loop.
You can save the name the channel in a var too.
and then

ON ^*:NOTICE:*:*:{
if (($me isop %thechansave) && ($nick == BotServ)) {
.window -n @BotServ 300 400 500 200
echo @botserv 12,0 $1-
write $mircdirong\bot.ong $2-
}
haltdef
}

I already said earlier, that your notice event doesn't come with a channel attached, so $chan has no value. I also gave you the proper if statement, why you wish to butcher it is beyond me.