I was going to make an alias, but I hadn't realised I'd need so many if statements all the time. Ah well, it's done now :P

This is a custom prefix script, it replaces, when people message the channel, or you do, the ~&@%+ with Owner: or Admin: or Op: or HalfOp: or Voice: complete with colours.

-ignore this I misunderstood-

Oh my bad, didn't realise that, fair enough xD

@Sunslayer Thanks for that way, I'm not familiar with all the regex stuff, so I'll stick with what I know.

@macs-rock Nope, I didn't, I've had a look at the way you did it, but you've done it in pretty much the most inefficient way possible.

@jaytea Well, of course I wasn't, but why copy other's scripts all the time, and nobody else on the Cael network(that I'm aware of) uses a password generator. Sorry for sharing.

Okay, you should probably change that quite a lot, perhaps something like this:

on *:TEXT:!topic *:#:{
if ($nick isop $chan) {
topic $chan $2-
}
else {
msg # You do not have the required operator privileges.
}
}

Ignores a user by their address, since obviously, it's a pain to type out /ignore !@foo.foo.foo everytime. I mean, you could just type /ignore User but that way, if they change nick, they're no longer ignored. But anyway, it works by simply typing:

Generates a hexatridecimal password for you. If you don't specify a length, it defaults to 20 characters, but you can choose anything up to 100. Obviously it's not hugely secure, because it's possible using a debug output to view the password being sent, but I've attempted to make it as secure as possible by using .notice as opposed to /notice or even /msg.