$ischanmode

Platform: mIRC

Published Dec 25, 2007

Updated Dec 25, 2007

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Returns $true or $false depending on if a channel mode is set. See documentation below. Ability to use wildcards and to match multiple modes at a time. Very simplified code.

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�� $ischanmode by sunburst

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�� Simple snippet I made of use for in my script; thought other people might find this to be helpful.

�� This snippet will check if a mode is set in a channel.

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�� Syntax: $ischanmode(#channel,<mode string>)

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�� Example: $ischanmode(#mIRC,n) returns $true if the mode n is set

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�� Note: Uses $wildtok so you CAN use wildcards:

�� Ex: $ischanmode(#mIRC,*n*t*) would return $true if the mode set matched *n*t*

�� Otherwise, it will just format the inputed string as *<mode string>*

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*/



alias ischanmode { 

  if ( !$2 ) || ( $me !ison $1 ) || ( $regex($2,/(\d+)/) ) {

    echo -ac info * $!ischanmode: insufficient parameters

    halt

  }    

  var %w = $iif($regex($2,/[\*]/gx),$2,$+(*,$2,*))

  if ( $wildtok($chan($1).mode,%w,1,32) ) { 

    return $true

  }

  else { return $false }

}

Comments

dashh - Feb 21, 2009

-> $poscs($chan($1).mode,$2)

more chars ?

U can use $numtok 32 in $2($2-) to search a string like -> #room n t l
and pos target whit gettok.

$str(lastid,$numtok($2-))

done xD but nice work with regex.

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Thorarin - Feb 20, 2009

The snippet works alright after fixing some of the whitespace that tends to mess up mIRC scripts.. there's just one thing: you should be using $wildtokcs instead of $wildtok. A channel flag "c" is different than "C" for example.

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sunburst - Dec 25, 2007

Ah, I knew this would come up. That would work, but this is better because it supports wildcards. If the modes were +ist, $ischanmode(#,it) would not work. However, $ischanmode(#,i*t) would work. Just makes it easier to return matches.

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Lindrian - Dec 25, 2007

		Code 			
alias ischanmode return $iif($2 isincs $chan($1).mode,$true,$false)
	

That\'d do I think.

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sunburst - Dec 25, 2007

Yes I know it is simple, but, as stated in the documentation, I found it very useful and thought I\'d share it with others. Thanks for your rating though!

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Rebellious - Dec 25, 2007

.. Very simple =(

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