Online mods (need help)

By Ireliavent on Oct 01, 2015

I need help correcting this "Online mods" script. I've been searching around with no luck, and I haven't found one yet. Here's my script so far;

ON *:TEXT:*:#: {
  ;Online mods
  if (!mods == $1) {
    var %t = 1
    if (%t <= $nick($chan,0,o)) {
      var %tmod = $iif(%tmod,%tmod $nick($chan,%t,o),$nick($chan,%t,o))
      inc %t
    }
    msg $chan Online mods: $iif(%tmod,%tmod,None)
  }
}

Thanks in advance!

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Ireliavent - Oct 02, 2015

The "ismod" alias for deciding if a user is mod or not.

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Ireliavent - Oct 02, 2015

I also noted by going to that tmi.twitch.tv site, you're presenter with a list of active chatters. That means you're also given a list of active moderators. Is that usable?

Vegito - Oct 02, 2015

Try this:

ON *:TEXT:!mods*:#: {
  var %i = $nick($chan,0,o)
  while (%i) {
    if ($nick($chan,%i,o)) var %tmod = $addtok(%tmod, $v1 $+ $chr(44), 32)
    dec %i
  }
  msg $chan Online mods: $iif(%tmod, $left($sorttok(%tmod, 32), -1), None)
}

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Ireliavent - Oct 02, 2015

Thanks for the reply, but it didn't work for me, sadly. I'll give you two pictures that are relevant to this on a imgur thread below. Also note that I am using the ON :TEXT::#: {*, it's just not showing as I'm using a larger script.

Link to script & return: http://imgur.com/a/PCkCe

Vegito - Oct 02, 2015

Do you have multiple on text event scripts in one file?
If thats the case try loading the script I've posted above in a new file.

Also I've updated the script above.

You can also do it like the following:

ON *:TEXT:!mods*:#: {
  var %i = $nick($chan,0)
  while (%i) {
    if ($nick($chan,%i) isop $chan) var %tmod = $addtok(%tmod, $v1 $+ $chr(44), 32)
    dec %i
  }
  msg $chan Online mods:  $iif(%tmod, $left($sorttok(%tmod, 32), -1), None)
}

This will also mention the F, CF, SoP if the server you on supports them.

Ireliavent - Oct 02, 2015

I believe I found what's the cause of the problem. Twitch doesn't accept the normal term "isop", as in ($nick isop $chan), instead we have to use an alias. I called the alias "ismod". I'm going to print it in another thread.

Are you able to make this work using an alias to decide whether a user is mod or not? If so, are you able to display their names?
And I don't need the F, CF, SoP and AoP (if it takes up extra space).

EDIT: I do REALLY appreciate the work you are putting in to help me solve this.

Charus - Oct 03, 2015

isop is not a twitch term... Its an mIRC identifier... You use that for a twitch channel? Do you request membership so you can see the users list?

edit: Do not create a variable inside a loop, each time you pass the loop the variable will be created again and again...
If you need more help join #mirc channel at freenode

Vegito - Oct 04, 2015

@Ireliavent I've never used Twitch before no idea how it works.

Charus - Oct 04, 2015

First of all you need to send a CAP request to be able to see the userlist. Im like 99% sure he didnt send that command and he is not able to get the users of the channel. the command is:

on *:CONNECT:{ if (twitch.tv isin $server) { CAP REQ :twitch.tv/commands CAP REQ :twitch.tv/membership echo -se Membership request send! } }

Charus - Oct 02, 2015

on *:TEXT:!mods:#:{ ;Online mods var %mods = $null var %t = 1 while ($nick($chan, %t, o)) { %mods = %mods $+ $chr(44) $+ $nick($chan, %t, o) inc %t } msg $chan Online mods: $iif(%mods, $right(%mods, -1), None) }

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Ireliavent - Oct 02, 2015

Did you test this? It didn't work for me.

Charus - Oct 02, 2015

Yes i test it and its working

Ireliavent - Oct 02, 2015

The only output I get is "Online mods: None", even if there are multiple mods in the channel.

Vegito - Oct 02, 2015

That works for me.