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- An N parameter for /hadd's -m switch to set the number of slots for the table if it has to be made.
- $cnick identifier for remote events to return the colour which would be applied to the nickname. Perhaps something like this already exists, but I can't find it.
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To get a nick's color, you can use $cnick(nick).color. If nick doesn't match any items in the list, returns 'Normal Text' color, or if M = 1, returns 'Listbox text" color. M is optional.
That? As, for the -m parameter, It really wouldnt make much of a difference since hash tables are "unlimited", though I suppose it might make a slight difference in speed. Eamonn.
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$cnick identifier for remote events to return the colour which would be applied to the nickname. Perhaps something like this already exists, but I can't find it. is $nick(#channel,nick).color what your looking for?
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Yeah. I didn't think that $cnick().color properly applied the colours properly, but it seems to be working now if I use $nick(#,$nick).pnick as the parameter to supply the correct mode information to it.
As for /hadd, it's simply a matter of efficiency.
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Yeah that seems to work. I didn't see it in the documentation when I looked at $nick() because I assumed that all the properties would be in bold when they're described in the text, but apparently the .color property isn't described so it doesn't stand out.
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