Sending a command to my socket - mIRC Discussion Forums

I have a socket connected and commands setup for my socket bot , but everyone in the channel can type them as well and I don't want that. How do I stop this ?

Code:

   if ($2 == PRIVMSG) &amp;&amp; ($remove($4,:) == .hop) {
    sockwrite -n $sockname PART $3
    sockwrite -n $sockname JOIN $3
  }

so whenever someone types ".hop" my bot cycles the channel, I don't want that.

Compare the contents of $nick with your nick. If it's you, then do the commands

I have already tried a few things and I can't find the right syntax.

the easiest way to do it is to give yourself a higher level
/help /guser

you add yourself to level 1000

then your on text event might would like

on 1000:text:*:*:{ code }

Quote:

I have a socket connected...

Regular mIRC value-carrying event identifiers don't work in sockets (except $N and $rawmsg). You have to actually get the value of the nickname yourself using scripting.

Nickname!ident@host.mask.com PRIVMSG #channel :.hop

Code:

%nick = $gettok($1,1,33)
if ((%nick == you) &amp;&amp; ($2 == PRIVMSG) &amp;&amp; ($remove($4,:) == .hop)) hop $3

-genius_at_work

thank you very much