/pnick

By FLCL on Oct 25, 2007

Returns the nicks in the channel with their modes in character format. /pnick (#channel)

/*
/pnick by FLCL

This snippet echos the nicks in a channel (manually specified) with their proper modes in pnick format. Syntax: /pnick (#channel)

Updates: 
Fixed a bug where it repeated the first letter of a nick with no status.
Added a bit more error checking. 
Shoutouts:
Scakk - Recognized first bug, provided error checking. 
xDaeMoN - provided support on shortening the code. 

This snippet is NOT to be redistributed/edited. 
*/

alias pnick { 
  if ($1 && $regex($1,/^(#)/i) && $me ison $1) { 
    var %x = 1 
    while ($nick($1, %x)) {  
      var %w = $v1, %n = $addtok(%n,$+($iif($left($remove($nick(#,%w).pnick,%w),1),$v1),%w),32)
      inc %x
    }
    echo $colour(info) -a %n
  }
  elseif (!$1) { echo $colour(info) -a Invalid syntax. }
  elseif (!$regex($1,/^(#)/i)) { echo $colour(info) -a Invalid format in channel name. Must include the 35th character (#). }
}

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Lindrian - Oct 28, 2007

Regex overkill...
Also; you will encounter line too long errors buddy.

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co2h - Oct 28, 2007

This could be quite useful. Using $regex is kind of pointless. Just $left($1,1) = # should work fine, and, there is no need of two separate elseif events. Just something along the lines of: else { echo $colour(info) -a Invalid syntax. $iif(!$1, Missing channel name,Missing # before channel name.) }

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FLCL - Oct 26, 2007

Thanks xDaeMoN. :)

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xDaeMoN - Oct 26, 2007

You can shorten the line after the /while with this:

var %w = $v1, %n = $addtok(%n,$+($iif($left($remove($nick(#,%w).pnick,%w),1),$v1),%w),32)

Just a suggestion. =)

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FLCL - Oct 26, 2007

Odd. That shouldn\'t happen. I tested it and it worked perfectly fine.

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humming_hi - Oct 26, 2007

hi, i noticed another error, it will remove letters in nicknames if they are the same as the start (Echlon, gre, Ni, and Syru should be Echelon, greg, Nin, and Syrus)

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FLCL - Oct 26, 2007

I, because I am pretty lazy, use this to check users in my channel from the active browser. I use this in an on join event so it will tell me the current list of users in the channel It doesn\'t have to serve any particular use. I really don\'t understand the second half of your comment, but yeah. Whatever it serves the user for I guess.

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Zsadist - Oct 26, 2007

Exactly what is the point of this script? Why not just make a simple alias and text script to have the people show their status next to their names :(

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FLCL - Oct 25, 2007

Thanks Scakk, much appreciated. :P

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Scakk - Oct 25, 2007

Very nice it is. Rated it too ^_^

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FLCL - Oct 25, 2007

Done.

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Scakk - Oct 25, 2007

No double first letters now.

Perhaps add a part in there about you have to be in the channel for it to work. Trying it on you are not it in returns an error

* /echo: insufficient parameters (line 10, waiterjohn)

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FLCL - Oct 25, 2007

Should work now.

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FLCL - Oct 25, 2007

Didn\'t recognize that. I\'ll fix that right now Scakk, thanks for pointing that out.

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Scakk - Oct 25, 2007

If a person has no ops in the channel it put the first letter of their nick twice.

Ex: ~Goofy|Around &WaiterJohn bblues|away VVaseline

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