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I was trying to make an alias that could be called by certains events, but it always failed. Here is the code :
checkop {
;$1 is the name of the chan
if ($me isop $1) {
set %i $line($1,0,1) | set %op
while (%i > 0) {
if ($line($1,%i,1) !isop $1) { set %op $addtok(%op,$line($1,%i,1),46) }
dec %i
}
while ($numtok(%op,46) > 0) {
mode $1 +o $gettok(%op,$numtok(%op,46),46)
set %op $deltok(%op,$numtok(%op,46),46)
}
unset %i | unset %op
}
}
When only one person had to be opped, this was fine. But I don't know why, sometime, when multiple persons quitted, the script kept opping. But the token should be empty, so the script couldn't have more nicks to op ! Can someone help me ? 
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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are u saying it opped the people that had quit ?
if so thats becasue it well have acted on a list of nicks that wasnt being updated untill after the script completed.
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No, no, no. After a netsplit (when they come back), or when I join (and someone auto-op me), there is generally people not opped. They are the people that has to be opped.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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well i cant understand what you were saying about your script then as it would appear to do that, I did however try it on a channel with alot of people and it crashed due to string length, heres a script that should work all the time.
checkop {
;$1 is the name of the chan
if ($me isop $1) {
var %i = $line($1,0,1)
while (%i > 0) {
if ($line($1,%i,1) !isop $1) {
mode $1 +o $line($1,%i,1)
}
dec %i
}
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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It would be better to use $modespl here to reduce the amount of lines sent...  checkop {
if $me !isop $1 { return }
var %i = 1,%a
while $nick($1,%i,a,o) {
var %a = %a $ifmatch
if $modespl // %i { mode $1 $str(o,$ifmatch) %a | var %a }
inc %i
}
if $numtok(%a,32) { mode $1 $str(o,$ifmatch) %a }
}
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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yeah i just tried to reduce his script, so he might see where he could have improved, rather than giving a script using a bunch of things he might not know of. Not that there was anything wrong with your script of course, and i did wonder about a huge burst of modes being sent, but thought well he was going to do that anyway so who cares
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Thanks a lot, although I didn't understand what is the $modespl identifier... I both didn't understand the explanation in the help, and the use you made of it in the alias, but thanks. I'll try this, and see if it work.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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$modespl is simply the amount of modes you can set in 1 line -Modes Per Line
The default value is 3, but if a server/network allows more than 3 they can let clients know on connecting as part of Raw 005.
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