Admin checker

By WannaKnow on Oct 01, 2008

I have created a script with can check if someone is @ % & * + ~ is on the channel

Why i have made it? I have seen a post from Maintaindew (Sorry if i typ your bad) and he said: Mayby you can if a admin is Owner in the channel, but i don't know how, So that's a reason why i posted it. (I had it already for a few weeks :P)

$check($chan,$nick)

can return:

5 = ~
4 = &
3 = @
2 = %
1 = +
0 = Nothing

Edit:

Now you can use $check($chan,$nick) >= 3) Then can @ & and ~ use the command

when you have $check($chan,$nick) == 3) Only @ can use the command

alias check {
  if ($left($1,1) == $chr(35)) {
    if ($2 ison $1) {
      %a = $left($nick($1,$2).pnick,1)
      if (%a == $chr(126)) !return 5
      elseif (%a == $chr(38)) !return 4
      elseif (%a == $chr(64)) !return 3
      elseif (%a == $chr(37)) !return 2
      elseif (%a == $chr(43)) !return 1
      else !return 0

    }
    else !return $color(info) -ae * /check: insufficient parameters
  }
  else !return $color(info) -ae * /check: insufficient parameters
}
on *:TEXT:*:#: {
  if ($1 == !test) {
    if ($check($chan,$nick) == 5) {
      msg $chan You are owner of the chan
    }
    if ($check($chan,$nick) == 4) {
      msg $chan You are Admin on the chan
    }
    if ($check($chan,$nick) == 3) {
      msg $chan You are an Op this chan
    }
    if ($check($chan,$nick) == 2) {
      msg $chan You are Half-Op
    }
    if ($check($chan,$nick) == 1) {
      msg $chan You have just a voice here
    }
    if ($check($chan,$nick) == 0) {
      msg $chan You dont have any status in this chan or you must login
    }
  }
}

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WannaKnow - Oct 02, 2008

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Scakk - Oct 02, 2008

Works fine for me

[05:49] <WaiterJohn> !testing
[05:49] <Goofy|AFK> You dont have any status in this chan or you must login

WaiterJohn has no ops.

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WannaKnow - Oct 02, 2008

It isent returnning anything when the user don't have a level

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Scakk - Oct 01, 2008

Fixed that NIGathan. Thanks.

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NIGathan - Oct 01, 2008

Except theres no v in pnick... Its a +.

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Scakk - Oct 01, 2008

This does the same thing and uses the current channel as default.

alias check {
  if ($active ischan) { 
    var %a $pos(+%@&~,$left($nick($chan,$1).pnick,1),1)
    return $iif(%a,%a,$null)
  }
}
on *:TEXT:*:#: {
  if ($1 == !testing) {
    if ($check($nick) == 5) { msg $chan You are owner of the chan }
    if ($check($nick) == 4) { msg $chan You are Admin on the chan }
    if ($check($nick) == 3) { msg $chan You are an Op this chan }
    if ($check($nick) == 2) { msg $chan You are Half-Op }
    if ($check($nick) == 1) { msg $chan You have just a voice here }
    if (!$check($nick)) { msg $chan You dont have any status in this chan or you must login }
  }
}

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NIGathan - Oct 01, 2008

Ah, I see. Sorry.

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WannaKnow - Oct 01, 2008

NIGathan

I don't want to return the highest status, I want to return If they are owner or Admin so you dont only can use if ($nick isop $chan) {

Now you even can use this for Only & or ~

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NIGathan - Oct 01, 2008

Nice script, I just a use this little identifier I wrote up for nIRC.

alias disnick {
  if (!$isid) halt
  if (!$2) {
    if ($cnick($1)) return  $+ $cnick($1).color $+ $1 $+ 
    else return  $+ $cnick(*).color $+ $1 $+ 
  }
  if ($left($nick($2,$1).pnick,1) != $left($1,1)) return  $+ $nick($2,$1).color $+ $left($nick($2,$1).pnick,1) $+ $1 $+ 
  else return  $+ $nick($2,$1).color $+  $+ $1 $+ 
}

Use: $disnick($nick,$chan) $chan is optional.
It returns the nick prefixed with their highest mode, it will also be colored according to your nick color setup.

Edit: Hmm, the control+* chars arent showing up :/

I rate it a 7.

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