Agh, and replace /(d+)/g with /([backslash]d+)/g :X

Just replace $asc(1) and $chr(1) with $chr(backslash1) and $asc(backslash1)

I think using $regsubex would be better in this case. Here is an updated version of the code:

Same syntax and all, just uses $regsubex.

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.

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!

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.

Oh, son! You just got TOLD!
Unless you have some sort of grudge against this person, it really is irritating to act immature and rub a harmless detail into someone\'s face. I am sure this person didn\'t know of that information, thus why he made this snippet. Even though this is pretty simplistic.