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#67092 08/01/04 03:11 PM
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I notice on some scripts people have scripted it so when someone talkes in a chan. you see not only a timestamp
but what there status is in the chan.. be it op voice or nothing.
example:
[8:48 am][@][Nick01] Whats up
[8:49 am][+][Nick02] not much just idling...
[8:50 am][_][Nick03] whats happening today?

I have tryed using remote scripting with /haltdef and echo to try and simulate it but all it does is repeat with echo

I have tryed finding a raw command number for it. and nothing. So I am really curious as to how one does something like that. Im not asking for a full script as to how.. but if someone could point me in a good direction to doing it that would be great. Thanks. confused


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#67093 08/01/04 03:17 PM
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You use the "^" prefix in the event if you wish to halt the default output.

on ^*:text:*:#:{
...
haltdef
}

see /help halting default text

#67094 08/01/04 06:18 PM
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Wouldn't Alt-O / IRC / show mode prefix do it?

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