A useful feature would be an auto-rejoiner.. this can be done in script, but it would be much more effective if it was in the program so everyone oculd have it..
like when their is 1 person in chan and your that person and you dont have ops to rejoin once.. then if you dont get opped then you wont do it in the chan on that network for 1hr or something.

so, you want an empty room grabber built into mirc? whaddya want to do? take over a room? if you were not opped before everyone left, then it probly might be a sign that nobody wanted you opped.

no.. if your not there.. and you get deoped by like net dropping and u come back (happens alot on broadband) so no ops.. every1 leaves during the day and u can get ops...

id say u need to write a script for it..... the everyday user of mirc does not need this to grab ops from a channel thats not registered

A shear waste of time if you ask me, but to each their own...

I think this suggestion is quite good. I don't know about networks having ChanServ or something like that, but within a small channels in IRCnet it happens often like this: a channel has only two or three ops, and they disconnect. When they rejoin, the channel has ran out of ops. Then operators ask others to leave the channel and only one operator stays on the channel and uses /hop after everyone else have left. If this could be done automatically, risk, that somebody joins the channel while the only person in the channel (the real operator) is away, would be eliminated. Of course this isn't very common problem, but some small channels suffer from this.

In my opinion, too, this problem can be solved with a script. But I wouldn't reject original suggestion .

- hrst (@ IRCnet)

What's wrong with:
To me it's still just a way for people that hold grudges against hosts to take their room off them though.

Thats messy code:
on !*:part:#:if ($nick(#,0) == 2) hop

Sadly most of my scripts are ancient lol. Thing is, I usually nest everything so there's no avenue for me to use the shortcuts like the ! prefix. Anyway, point taken.

uhm yeah.. but if u use that and their is something like chanserv that deops you.. wait n/m that wont happen cuz the person doesnt part.. duh.. im retarded.. i have like a 3 page script doing all these different checks lol

I believe NEWNet has ChanServ sitting inside the channels or something...

Most servers (that I've seen) only have ChanServ in a registered channel if the owner/founder of the channel puts it there. I think the command is /chanserv set #channel guard on