Superowner Question

[CharmedOne]

if ($me isowner #) { is for owner if ($me ishost #) { is for the hosts so how do you do superowner ? And i think helpop would be if ($me ishelpop #) { tho i am not sure on that.

[JenX]

For Superowner you can use if ($nick($chan,$nick,'))

Helpop is if ($nick ishop #)

 

Hope this helps.

 

swap $me for $nick in your case, my readings bad lol

Edited August 4, 2009 by JenX

[The Gate Keeper]

i would use the isop/ishop/isowner more than the other approach as servers can differ in terms of the prefix stuff.

[Fanfare]

Another way of checking superowner is:

 if ($left($nick(#,$nick).pnick,1) == ') {

You do the same for various prefixes, which can be checked using

 //echo $prefix

to find out. d33j4y's example is equally efficient and shorter and does the same thing.

Edited August 5, 2009 by Fanfare

[Guest Travis]

It isnt ishost, it's isop. if ($me isop #)

 

And I agree with err0r. Use isowner, isop, ishop.

 

You can also combine user modes in the $nick identifier.

 

if ($nick(#,$nick,' %)) will be true if nick is a super owner or helpop.

[Haggis]

This has helped me a bit too with the nicklist i am going to be working on

[The Gate Keeper]

And I agree with err0r. Use isowner, isop, ishop.

 

am i err0r?

[Josh`]

didn't you know?

[CharmedOne]

Ok so you know what I am trying to do, I am a gold & my auto vice keeps trying to voice superowners & i am trying to stop the message, YOU CANNOT CHANG THE LEVEL OF SOMONE HIGHER THAN YOURS.

 

 

 
on *:join:#:{
;Auto Voice
  if ($readini($settings(chanoptions.txt),$iif($ini($settings(chanoptions.txt),#,0) != 0,#,Default),AutoVoice)) {
    if ($nick($chan,$mnick,')) { return }
    .sockwrite -tn buzzen mode # +v $nick 
  }
}

[Fanfare]

Instead of using:

if ($nick($chan,$mnick,')) { return }

Why didn't you use:

 if (!$nick($chan,$mnick,')) {

You could've saved yourself a closing bracket. The ! tells mirc to negate.

Edited August 5, 2009 by Fanfare