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i have this for the other modes
if ($nick isop #) { echo # $clock $nicko $+ 15 $1- | halt }
if ($nick isvo #) { echo # $clock $nickv $+ 15 $1- | halt }
+a gives users a ! instead of an @, and i want to know whats the is--- thing like isop or isvo or isreg
i cant figure it out!
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Hoopy frood
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if ($nick isowner $chan) refers to the !. Its undocumented as is the on OWNER event which as you can guess is like on OP or on VOICE but triggers then a user gains ownership.
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so the on owner event triggers for +a on ultimate ircd and +q on ircx servers.
that's clever.
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KingTomato... is there some kind of list of all the undocumented events, identifiers ect floating around? This is the second time i have written a script to work around something, only to find out at a later stage it is built in just undocumented.
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/me still says mIRC should have the non-specific ON LEVEL event.
ON *:LEVEL:#:[the-prefix-here]
ON *:DELEVEL:#:[the-prefix-here]
like,
ON *:LEVEL:#:!:{
.echo -a $nick just got set + $+ $mode (prefix: $pfxmode) on $chan
}
That would echo:
SomeGuy just got set +a (prefix: !) on #TheChannel
I'd also like to see $nick expanded to support "prefix" characters. Meaning, $nick($chan,!) that removes the conflict of mIRC already uses a to mean 'all users'. And also $mode being expanded to support $mode(N,mode). Meaning $mode(1).deop is the same as $mode(1,+o) that way it can work with +a +q or any other levels that servers have.
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To answer your question, the best (and unfortunatly hardest) way to find the things are viewing the versions.txt files that came with each version. Many things added and removed are in there such as the change from $mp3 to $sound ($mp3 is no longer is help file, but is still supported). Things of that nature are listed in the text file that comes with mirc.
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This is what I did to detect the ! prefix.
if $nick(#,$nick,!) { do stuff }
You can also use the other prefixes as well and use multiple prefixes at the same time i.e.: if $nick(#,$nick,!@+) Side note: The following is a suitable replacement for the "on op" event if you need to look for the +a mode as well:
on *:rawmode:#: {
if ((($1 == +a) || ($1 == +o)) && ($2 == $me)) { do stuff }
}
That will check to see if you've been opped with ! or @ but $me can be replaced to check if others are opped.
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thanks the
if $nick(#,$nick,!) { do stuff }
worked, but can i replace $nick with $me? for displaying my input?
i cant seem to get that to work using that code
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nm! i got it! thanks!
if $nick(# ,$nick , !) && ($nick = $me)
worked if anyone else wanted to know
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Yea i have been doing that since 5.9 i think, guess ill go through the rest heh.
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That on rawmode is not a suitable replacement at all. What if I set +oo, since you only test if $1 == +o, it fails. What if I set +lo, again it fails, same for any other combination of modes. It's a lot more complex than that. Edit:
ON *:RAWMODE:#:{
var %takepara = $remove($gettok($chanmodes,1-3,44),$chr(44))
var %i = 1, %j = 2, %set = $true
while ($mid($1,%i,1)) {
var %t = $ifmatch
if (%t == +) %set = $true
else if (%t == -) %set = $false
else if (%t isin $nickmode) {
var %nick = $eval($chr(36) $+ %j,2)
if (%set && (%t == o || %t == a)) {
.echo -a this is like ON OP, except it also works with +a! %nick is the person who was +o/+a'ed
}
inc %j
}
else if (%t isin %takepara) inc %j
inc %i
}
}
That should correctly handle +o and +a in all situations. Replace the .echo -a with the commands you want to execute. %nick contains the nickname that was just set +o or +a, %t contains the mode letter (either o or a) and %set = $true if it is +o/+a, and %set = $false if it is -o/-a.
Last edited by codemastr; 03/08/03 03:56 AM.
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Point taken. My suggestion was too narrowly focused on my specific use for it which is being opped by chanserv when I join a channel, although I had not considered multiple mode setting either.
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Hmm I guess some networks are different, on the networks I go to ChanServ will usually send multiple mode changes in a single mode command.
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Yea i had to use rawmode though, because the owner event/identifier would not work on the network i am on.
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