menu nicklist {
  Mass Modes
  .$submenu($massmode($1))
}
alias massmode {
  var %c = $+($,chan), %n = $+($,1-)
  if ($1 = begin) return -
  if ($1 = 1) return Owner:mode %c $+(+,$str(q,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 2) return Deowner:mode %c $+(-,$str(q,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 3) return Protect:mode %c $+(+,$str(a,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 4) return Deprotect:mode %c $+(-,$str(a,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 5) return Op:mode %c $+(+,$str(o,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 6) return Deop:mode %c $+(-,$str(o,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 7) return Halfop:mode %c $+(+,$str(h,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 8) return Dehalfop:mode %c $+(-,$str(h,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 9) return Voice:mode %c $+(+,$str(v,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = 10) return Devoice:mode %c $+(-,$str(v,$modespl)) %n
  if ($1 = end) return -
}

Oh dear lord..

mode $chan $+(+,$str(q,$modespl)) $1-

And use the same code for all modes... It would make it a lot easier.

I think "part-time" scripter is more like it. lol

But remember every one is learning here, and it doesn't matter if one's ability in scripting doesn't match another. As you script more, you'll eventually, spontaneously tend to find more efficient, shorter ways to go about making scripts.

I didn't do it any of those ways because to be honest I don't know how. I'm just a side scripter (if you could even call it that) everything I script is basic.

No, lol. more efficient, yes

yeah, but that will be alot more annoying than /mode # user1user2

Weasel, if you're gonna do it that way to voice users, you might as well use a while loop and /pvoice command:

var %x = 1 | while ($nick(#,%x,a,~hoqv)) { pvoice 2 # $v1 | inc %x }

This will only trigger upon regular users without user modes. Those who's been voiced won't get voiced again. There's a delay for two seconds to prevent mode flood, but can be adjusted longer.

could do this to do every one in the channel $str(v,$nick(#,0,a)) $nick(#,1,a) $nick(#,2,a) $nick(#,3,a) $nick(#,4,a) $nick(#,5,a) $nick(#,6,a) $nick(#,7,a) $nick(#,8,a) $nick(#,9,a

Yes, zNigel-, $modespl is a good identifier to go about mass mode, but what if the server only allows 5 modes or less to be set at a time? You can check the allowance of it by using:

//echo -a $modespl

to see how many modes can be set together in your server.

Using $modespl is way better

Based upon the original code, it could've been written as:

menu nicklist {
  Modes
  .Owner:/mode # $+(+,$str(q,20)) $$1-20
  .Deowner:/mode # $+(-,$str(q,20)) $$1-20
  .Protect:/mode # $+(+,$str(a,20)) $$1-20
  .Deprotect:/mode # $+(-,$str(a,20)) $$1-20
  .Op:/mode # $+(+,$str(o,20)) $$1-20
  .Deop:/mode # $+(-,$str(o,20)) $$1-20
  .Halfop:/mode # $+(+,$str(h,20)) $$1-20
  .Dehalfop:/mode # $+(-,$str(h,20)) $$1-20
  .Voice:/mode # $+(+,$str(v,20)) $$1-20
  .Devoice:/mode # $+(-,$str(v,20)) $$1-20
}

By the way, jonesy44's got the right idea of using $str, but with an alias, which is not what the op has intended initially.

alias mm mode $1 $+($left($2,1),$str($right($2,1),$numtok($3-,32)) $3-

/m #chan +mode nicks..

why not use it like this:

Example

  .Mass voice:/mode # +vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv $$1-
  .Mass devoice:/mode # -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv $$1-