Hi, i was wondering is there a command to remove a nickname from nicklist like theres cline to change the colour, because my script has to do who # everytime someone joins and its kinda annoying

I don't think so, just colour your nickname the same colour of the nicklist background. That's all I can think of..

-Andy

Damn ok;(

I dont get the connection between the two things? Whats removing the nick got to do with who ing someone when they join?

If you just don't want to see the nick could color
the nick the same color as nicknicklist background..

//cline $color(listbox) <channel> <nick>

*poof* is disappears

The alternative is to create your own nick list dialog and dock it on top of the normal nick list. You can then play with it all you want.

I meant names # lol always get them mixed up, i guess i could do cline but they would still be there when everyone parts and joins;(

ill have to try that, it must look quite odd having gaps in the nicklist

lol well I wouldn't know, I've never really wanted to
remove any nicks from my nicklist. If they're on the
channel I want to see them

I wanted to remove them, because i made my connection to MSN so it decodes ASCII charaters in nicks because most people use them and you cant see what the hell they are, and the nick stays in the list when they part if i decode them:|

is this a normal channel window or are you talking about a custom window you made?, becuase i dont see how you have been altering the nicklist in a normal channel window anyway, so the nick should represent who ever entered the room exactly as there nick appears.

Its mIRC's normal nicklist, i use this to make them decoded:

if ($2 = 353) {
var %b,%m
%c = /[A-Z],[A-Z],[A-Z]{2,3},/g
%b = $regsub($6-,%c,,%m)
sockwrite -n client $1-5 $msn.decode(%m)
return
}

oh ok, your acting as an intermediate layer, adjusting what are normal server messages, to meet your requiered wants Nice!
Maybe its that the part/quits/kicks(?) are not being processed with an identicle filter? thus mirc sees them as different nicks parting?
If your acting as an intermediate layer you shouldnt need to do anything to the client level i would think, as that should be seperate alltogether from your filters.

Hmm so.. mirc isn't seeing the proper nicknames parting as i have changed them in the /names # raw, so you know of any way like by changing if ($2 == PART) or something?

You'd probably have to just decode the nicks as they part/quit as well.