Is it possible to hide your own CTCP messages? For example, if I type /ctcp Riamus version, I see:

-> [Riamus] VERSION

I play a darts game that uses CTCP and I don't like having the throws interspersed with my CTCP messages.

<Bot> Riamus just hit 13 *TRIPLE* (39).
-> [Bot] !Throw
<Bot> Riamus just hit 19.

Seeing that all the time just takes away from the game. Any thoughts, or is this something that can't be hidden (or moved)?

ctcp *:*: {
haltdef
}

on *:CTCPREPLY:*: {
haltdef
}

should do the trick, else you can /ignore *!*@* -t

should also halt all ctcp's

Then you have: /.ctcp nick version

the . hide it from you..

Yes, it looks like the /.ctcp option is your answer (the haltdef would obviously stop the ctcp being sent.... ^_^ )

You can also alias ctcp :p
alias ctcp .ctcp $1-

and use /ctcp and it wont show

lol, I forgot about silencing it. Years of scripting and a period trips me up.

Shit happens even to the best