This is used by other people in the channel to retrieve the requested whois info.
usage: !idle bob :displays the idle time of "bob"
usage: !chan bob :tells the channel what channels "bob" is in.
most people can do a simple Whois, but there are some servers that are home to programs that cannot use whois, such as frostwire.
on *:TEXT:!chan*:#:{ set %chansay $chan | set %channsay 1 | whois $$2 }
raw 319:*: if ( %channsay == 1 ) { /msg %chansay $2 is in $3- }
raw 318:*: unset %chansay | unset %channsay | unset %iidle | unset %idle
on *:TEXT:!idle*:#:{ set %iidle $chan | set %idle 1 | whois $$2 }
raw 317:*: if ( %idle == 1 ) { /msg %iidle $2 has been idle for $calc($3 / 60) minutes ( $3 seconds ) }
^Neptune said
Eat THAT napa.
lmao this comming from a leech that can't code his own stuff
Cheiron said:
yeah, most servers dont have that issue. the one i use is made up of a few servers. but it is not just a irc chat server. there is a java chat applet on there and an av server all making up the one. so to get cross server idle times you gotta to the /whois nick nick
um iv been on servers that use 8 diff servers to run the irc along with java and flash chats and never had to do /whois nick nick all it took was /whois nick..