Simple Nick Highlighter..

By Fan_Of_Ur_Mom on Jun 10, 2008

Updated
On this one if you have several nicks you wish to have highlight you just change the line from
$(/ $+ $me $+ /iS):#: {
To:
$(/\b(nick|\Q $+ $me $+ \E)\b/iS:#: {
For more nicks just add another "|nickhere|" for example $(/\b(Fan_Of_Ur_Mom|Fan|FOUM|\Q $+ $me $+ \E)\b/iS:#: {
if you need help with this contact me on my network; /server -m fan.dx3k.com
I'll be more than glad to help. :)

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;For just one nick use this.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

menu menubar,channel,query {
  $iif($group(#Highlights) == Off,Highlights [Off],Highlights [On]):{
    $iif($group(#Highlights) == Off,.enable #Highlights,.disable #Highlights)
    echo -a Highlights are now $group(#Highlights)
  }
}
#Highlights on
on $*:text:$(/ $+ $me $+ /iS):#: { $iif($chan != $active,echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) ( $+ $nick $+ ) highlighted you on ( $+ $chan $+ ) with the message: $qt($1-) }

on $*:action:$(/ $+ $me $+ /iS):#: { $iif($chan != $active,echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) ( $+ $nick $+ ) highlighted you in a (/me) on ( $+ $network $+ ) in ( $+ $chan $+ ) with the message: $qt($1-) 
}
#Highlights end

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;For multiple nicks use this script.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

menu menubar,channel,query {
  $iif($group(#Highlights) == Off,Highlights [Off],Highlights [On]):{
    $iif($group(#Highlights) == Off,.enable #Highlights,.disable #Highlights)
    echo -a Highlights are now $group(#Highlights)
  }
}
#Highlights on
on $*:text:$(/\b(nick|\Q $+ $me $+ \E)\b/iS:#: { $iif($chan != $active,echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) ( $+ $nick $+ ) highlighted you on ( $+ $chan $+ ) with the message: $qt($1-) }

on $*:action:$(/\b(nick|\Q $+ $me $+ \E)\b/iS):#: { $iif($chan != $active,echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) ( $+ $nick $+ ) highlighted you in a (/me) on ( $+ $network $+ ) in ( $+ $chan $+ ) with the message: $qt($1-) 
}
#Highlights end

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Bullet_Dodger - Dec 17, 2008

Late Reply Much? LOL

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Fan_Of_Ur_Mom - Dec 16, 2008

No need for $iif($chan != $active,echo

just use echo -a

Erm, Jamiie, if there was $iif($chan != $active,echo then if your nick is called in your active channel, you still get highlighted. :] The if ($chan != $active) halts the echo if it's your active chan, but thanks. :)

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Bullet_Dodger - Sep 28, 2008

Good Script
[8/10]

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Jamiie - Jun 12, 2008

No need for $iif($chan != $active,echo

just use echo -a

on *:text:*:#: {
  if ($me isin $1-) {
    echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) $nick highlighted you on $network in $chan with the message: $1-
  }
  if ($anick isin $1-) {
    echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) $nick highlighted you on $network in  $chan with the message $1-
  }
}
on *:action:*:#: {
  if ($me isin $1-) {
    echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) $nick highlighted you on $network in $chan with the message: $1-
  }
  if ($anick isin $1-) {
    echo -a ( $+ $time(h:nn:ss TT) $+ ) $nick highlighted you on $network in  $chan with the message $1-
  }
}

I just think it\'s easier to write with that instead of $iif

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