=X Quite.

See the thing is.. Mine is more efficent, You can also add a preset nick/word as well as your nick. See if you have Your name preset and your name isn\'t your nick it\'ll call you.
Nice try bud but no. 

Rebellious, i think u meant [ quote ] instead of [ code ] :P

Nice try bud but no.

i think g13\'s idea of a window is more efficient in my opinion

See the thing is.. Mine is more efficent, You can also add a preset nick/word as well as your nick. See if you have Your name preset and your name isn\'t your nick it\'ll call you.
Nice try bud but no. 

Actually, the code that G13AoUsTiS provided is much more efficient as it basically \'logs\' the highlights you receive. It also grabs more attention to the eye really. Please replace /notice $me with /echo -a. Using /echo could be SO much more efficient. Also could be a hassle to setup the script as well. I\'d browse around and check out some of the other highlight snippets to find a different approach. Then find some sort of originality as this snippet has been done a million times.

on :TEXT:*:#: { ($me isin $1-) || (<nick> isin $1-) { notice $me $nick Said your name in $chan, $nick said $1- } }

should be

on *:TEXT:*#:{ if ($me isin $1- || (<nick> isin $1-) { notice $me $nick Said your name in $chan $+ , $nick said $1- } }

(includes level, the missing if, and $chan, needed $+ in between)

on many servers sending the notices may flood you off

See the thing is.. Mine is more efficent, You can also add a preset nick/word as well as your nick. See if you have Your name preset and your name isn\'t your nick it\'ll call you.
Nice try bud but no.

on :TEXT:*:#: { ($me isin $1-) { /window -m @NickCaller | //echo @NickCaller $nick Called You In, $chan with: $1- } }