extremity Posted on: 2/11/11

return $nick($1,$2,$mid($prefix,$poscs($nickmode,$$3),1))

extremity Posted on: 2/11/11

this method pulls Qqaohv /vs/ the ~. Trav

extremity Posted on: 2/12/11

all good except for a.. //echo -a $nick(#,Sheik,a) returns true even though the bot is only o

extremity Posted on: 2/12/11

a is actually a feature built into mIRC."a = all nicks" .. not a bug

MakimakiGabriel Posted on: 2/12/11

if ($ismode($1,$2,Q)) { return 8Super Owner }
elseif ($ismode($1,$2,q)) { return 8Owner } and so on insted of gussing every Symbol for every server.... your way is great for single server use this way is better for multi server use.

MakimakiGabriel Posted on: 2/13/11

as it gets the info from the raw so if server A owner is . and server B is ~ then the same for the other prefix symbols. tho your way would work that just adds line after line and if you join a server that has anew prefix you have to add it as well

Fanfare Posted on: 2/18/11

Usually you can use the isowner operator for q

MakimakiGabriel Posted on: 2/19/11

On certian servers that works great Fanfare how ever on others it will not work and you will need to use either Travis's routine that he has shared or something like what I posted... its ment for multi server use

Fanfare Posted on: 2/28/11

xYes, I already know that. I was just showing that as an alternative for some networks.

Fanfare Posted on: 2/28/11

//echo -a $nick(#,Sheik,a) won't work because 'a' means exception. It should be $nick(#,Sheik,

Fanfare Posted on: 2/28/11

This is weird. Part of my posted message gets cut off and it's not even reached the character limit.