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what I want to do is when I join a channel it echo's how many ops, voice's, and normal users are in teh server. How can I use raw to do this? raw 353 echos:

353 xrn0id[sch] = #test xrn0id[sch] @xrn0id

so would I somehow count $4- or something? help is greatly appreciated.

hehe nm, i got it:

$count($4-,N) how many are in channel
$count($4-,@) how many are ops
$count($4-,%) how many are half ops
$count($4-,+) how many are voices

and for normal users i would do:

Code:

set %users $count($4-,N)
set %ops $count($4-,@)
set %half $count($4-,%)
set %voice $count($4-,+)

set %temp $calc(%ops + %half + %voice)
set %normal $calc(%users - %temp)
echo %normal

that would work right?

UPDATE:

that scripts *works* on small channels. But it dosnt on big ones. Im guessing its because it sends info in more than one line? (The raw event)

raw 353 xrn0id = #test user1 user2 user3 user4
raw 353 xrn0id = #test user5 user6 user7 user8

how can i get aroudn this?

You can use:

$nick(#channel,0,o) = ops
$nick(#channel,0,v) = voices
$nick(#channel,0,r) = normal users
etc.

Your IAL must be updated for this, so it won't work in ON JOIN event.

Use the end of names reply instead of the name reply itself. Like Monosex says, you can use $nick(#,0,0) once you are finished getting the names replies. Example:

Code:

raw 366:*: {
  if ($me ison $2) {
    echo $color(info) -ti2 $2 Ops: $nick($2,0,o)
    echo $color(info) -ti2 $2 Half-Ops: $nick($2,0,h)
    echo $color(info) -ti2 $2 Voiced: $nick($2,0,v)
    echo $color(info) -ti2 $2 Regular: $nick($2,0,r)
  }
}