I would like more $identifiers defined while in matchtext of events.

What do I mean?

Well. event match texts can currently be defined with things like...

ON *:TEXT:$($+(*,$me,*)):#channel:{ echo -a Alert : $nick said your name on $chan }

It would be nice if the $nick and $chan identifier were also availabe with in that matchtext (specific to # events, i dont expect a $chan in a ? etc)

I do know the matchtext is done before the #channel comparision is done, but I felt that knowing who and where this "possable" event is from during the matchtext can be usefull

example below (and yes i know it could be done differently, who can say "example")

ON *:TEXT:$+($iif((!trigger == $1) && (!%ignore. [ $+ [ $nick ] ]),$1-)):#channel:{
msg $chan triggered by $nick
set -su10 %ignore. $+ $nick $true
}

Currently $chan & $nick have no value within the above examples matchtext, even tho they are clearly specific to the possable event.

Other matchings im sure could also do with some extra ones, not just ON TEXT, but this is the one i choose to show.

Agreed.

Weird, this worked
on *:TEXT:$($+(*,$nick,*)):#:echo -a $1-

but this did not
on *:TEXT:$($nick):#:echo -a $1-

this worked
on *:TEXT:$($+(*,#,*)):#:echo -a $1-

but this did not
on *:TEXT:$(#):#:echo -a $1-

same results using $chan instead of # on last two

~ Edit ~
this worked
on *:TEXT:$($iif($nick == $nick,$1-)):#:echo -a $1-

this worked
on *:TEXT:$($iif(# == #,$1-)):#:echo -a $1-

Not weird, this triggers because $nick evaluates to $null and the matchtext becomes :**: which matches all incoming messages. :$($nick): becomes :: which matches only $null

Same goes for using # or $chan

ahhhh gotcha, duh me lol, thanks for pointing that out.

I used the belwo to see which ones were valid.

on *:TEXT:$($showme($!nick $nick $!chan $chan $!1- $1-)):#:echo -a $1-

alais showme { echo -s SHOWEM $1- | return $1- }