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I'm looking for a scipt. Usually when I would enter the channel it would display the following:

*Number of Total People
*Number of Channel Ops
*Number of Channel Voices
*Number of Regulars
*Number of Aways
*Number of Bans

I don't remember if it was a snippet or an addon but I can't seem to locate it. Anyone know how I may be able do something similar? Any help would be appreciated.

Here is something to work with

Code:

  [color:red]on *:join:#: {
  echo 1 »14»15» 12Quick Channel Stats for # $+  
  echo 1 »14»15» 2Ops:14(18 $+ $opnick(#,0) $+ 14)2 
  echo 1 »14»15» Voice:14(18 $+ $vnick(#,0) $+ 14)2
  echo 1 »14»15» Non-Ops:14(18 $+ $nvnick(#,0) $+ 14)2
  echo 1 »14»15» Total:14(18 $+ $nick(#,0) $+ 14)
}  [/color]

Ok somethings not right with that...When I join the channel with approximately 6 ops in the services channel on the network I frequent, 7 including myself I get this:

»»» Quick Channel Stats for #Services
»»» Ops:(0)
»»» Voice:(0)
»»» Non-Ops:(1)
»»» Total:(1)

I think thats somewhat a bit off...also if possible I would like to be able to have it list the number of bans for that channel (if any) and any aways. But so far this is the general idea I was hoping for...any additional suggestions? Thanks again!

Code:

ON *:JOIN:#: {
  if ($nick == $me) {
    echo -ta User levels are: $nick($active,0,o) Ops, $nick($active,0,v) Voices, $nick($active,0,h) Halfops, $nick($active,0,u) Userops, $nick($active,0,r) Normal users, $nick($active,0) Total users, $ibl($active,0) Bans.
  }
}

Not tested in the ON JOIN environment but in theory should work. Just edit out the mode types that don't apply to your network. :grin;

I do know that if you have access to the channel this won't be shown here unless you run the /echo as an alias.

Code:

EG ON *:JOIN:#: {
  if ($nick == $me) {
    .timer 1 1 cumodes
  }
}

...then

Code:

alias cumodes {
  echo -ta User levels are: $nick($active,0,o) Ops, $nick($active,0,v) Voices, $nick($active,0,h) Halfops, $nick($active,0,u) Userops, $nick($active,0,r) Normal users, $nick($active,0) Total users, $ibl($active,0) Bans.
}

Well that can't work because at the moment you join a channel, mIRC knows of only ONE user for that channel, You

You have to wait until you've recieved the names list, (Raw) 366 YourNick #channel :End of /NAMES list.

Code:

raw 366:*:{
  echo $2 1 »14»15» 12Quick Channel Stats for $2
  echo $2 1 »14»15» 2Ops:14(18 $+ $nick(#,0,o) $+ 14)2
  echo $2 1 »14»15» Voice:14(18 $+ $nick(#,0,v) $+ 14)2
  echo $2 1 »14»15» Non-Ops:14(18 $+ $nick(#,0,r) $+ 14)2
  echo $2 1 »14»15» Total:14(18 $+ $nick(#,0) $+ 14)
}

To get the other items,
- /who #channel
- - raw 352 <- parse the replies to inc a var or something if G in $7
- - raw 315 <- echo how many users are away

- /mode #channel b
- raw 368 is end of banlist, now you can echo the total number of bans

Check Hammers snippet Here

[edit] raw 368 is the end of banlist

$ibl(#,0) would be a cleaner way to get the number of bans.

Cleaner than what?

Thanks Nimue and Watchdog

I did not check the on join The Script I Use is in popup channel
and it returned this

1 »14»15» 12Quick Channel Stats for #mpgoldies
1 »14»15» 2Ops:14(18914)2 Voice:14(18714)2 Non-Ops:14(182314)2 Total:14(183914)

Now if The_Game can get a clone count on top of that, then he would have full channel stats

You can't always get a clone count. Some networks mask hostnames and IP addresses (an increasingly popular policy) and in this situation a clone scanner is completely out of the question unless you are an oper and the IRCd you use is capable of telling you when concurrent connections from one IP reach a given level.

Quote:

- /mode #channel b
- raw 368 is end of banlist, now you can echo the total number of bans

Cleaner than that...

My post didn't say HOW to display it, rather when you COULD display it.

Without first doing a "/mode # b" mIRC can't know the full banlist.

Thanks everyone...as for what i was looking for, I think hammers snippett was the one that i saw...anyways it does what i wanted so im not complaining

Thanks again everyone

I wonder where Hammer disapeared to, he suddnely stopped coming...

'Spose it's a mans right to come and go but he was the top poster for a long time.

Probably taking the well deserved break. Many of his posts were mainly coding. Either he's taking the long vacation or he found a new hobby LOL

When someone joins a channel you are on, is there any difference between
on *:JOIN:#: if ($istok($aop($fulladdress).type,$chan,44)) { do something }
and
on *:JOIN:#: if ($nick isaop $chan) { do something }
I did it the long way first forgetting about isaop, but is there a circumstance where it would give a different result?

Yes.

on *:JOIN:#: if ($istok($aop($fulladdress).type,$chan,44)) { do something }
Will be $true if you have added $nick to your aop list for that channel.

BTW:
on *:JOIN:#:if $ial($nick) isaop # { do something }
Does exactly the same thing.

and

on *:JOIN:#: if ($nick isop $chan) { do something }
Will always be false.
A user can not be opped at the time of joining a channel.
You must first be ON the chan (after the 'on join') before you can be opped on it.