Phase

Phase

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Phase commented on a Page, !percent  -  Feb 25, 2005

my main network is underent which is only op and voice :P

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Phase created a Page  -  Feb 23, 2005
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It will ban those in channels matching certain text. It does a /whois on them to check the channel's. The code is pretty straight forward so you should have no problem modifying it to your needs.

Phase created a Page  -  Feb 23, 2005
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Just a simple snippet to show perecentage of ops/voices/regulars.

Phase commented on a Page, !magic  -  Feb 01, 2005

I don\'t see a whisper alias, therefore that wouldnt work as intended, and mIRC does not have a built-in whisper command.

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Phase commented on a Page, !permban  -  Jan 20, 2005

don\'t have a desire to learn them anytime soon either, but thanks anyway

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Phase commented on a Page, !permban  -  Jan 20, 2005

i don\'t know hash tables :P

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Phase commented on a Page, !permban  -  Jan 19, 2005

and to answer Antoshi\'s question, i consider \"permban\" permantely banned, no way of removal without going into the text file itself.

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Phase commented on a Page, !permban  -  Jan 19, 2005

after 5 min? in the ban line where it says \"ban -k etc.........\" add a u right next to the k then 300(5min in seconds) so it\'ll look like ban -ku300 $chan $nick 3 Banned

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Phase commented on a Page, Null-_away  -  Jan 18, 2005

menu nicklist,channel { }

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Phase commented on a Page, Null-_away  -  Jan 18, 2005

Just a tip, you can combine the menu nicklist and channel thing, like: menu nicklist,channel {

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Phase created a Page  -  Jan 16, 2005
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Synax: !permban nickname

Phase commented on a Page, $scramble/x  -  Jan 04, 2005

ahh, cool

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Phase created a Page  -  Jan 04, 2005
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Synax: /checkdoubles What this does: It will check every line of a text file and if two lines match, it will remove one.

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Phase created a Page  -  Jan 04, 2005
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There's two 'identifiers'. $scramble and $scramblex Synax: $scramble(word) $scramblex(word) What $scramble does is rearranges the characters place in the identifer, and it can get the string you are trying to scramble. (eg: $scramble(blah) could return a lot of things including "blah.") Where as $scramblex will not return what you are trying to scramble.

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