thanks for the comments guys, and it works fine on UnrealIRCd, as long as it's compiled with qa support, you should be fine. :)

um don't know... never been to there, but doing +qaohv any server ran off of unrealircd should be able to do all 5 at once.

Isn't Swiftirc run on unrealircd? If so, they support 12 modes at a time returned by $modespl.

well I haven't been on a UnrealRCd server that cant do all the modes on one person yet.

yeah maybe.

it's about

for ur all and ur deall aliases you can use $str ie:

alias all { mode # +qaohv $str($$1 $chr(32),5) }

mabe some server can't do 5 mode at time i dont know :p

WorldDMT, shouldn't the use of $modespl require the same mode? In this case, we have various modes combined.

Remember $modespl

This simply will not work on some networks, as you will get messages similar to this:

Chat You must have channel privilege @ or above to set channel mode o

A better way would be to do it via ChanServ, with the following aliases:

alias owner { /msg ChanServ OWNER $chan }
alias deowner ( /msg ChanServ DEOWNER $chan }
alias protect { /msg ChanServ PROTECT $chan $1 }
alias deprotect { /msg ChanServ DEPROTECT $chan $1 }
alias op { /msg ChanServ OP $chan $1 }
alias deop { /msg ChanServ DEOP $chan $1 }
alias halfop { /msg ChanServ HALFOP $chan $1 }
alias dehalfop { /msg ChanServ DEHALFOP $chan $1 }

NOTE: Owner mode usually doesnt allow opping others, but Protect downwards will do, to op someone else, its a case of putting thier name after the command, example: /protect nick, /op nick etc. This will only work if you have rights under ChanServ to give other people op rights though.

don't really see the point in checking if $$1 ison:P napa, I did that to avoid typo. But yeah it ain't needed. I roughly wrote up the code without giving it much of a thought. :P But the thing is, it works.> also Jethro_ where are you using var %s ?Whoopsie daisy... the var %s was left there by accident because I was gonna include your suggestion in the code, but then I backed down. :P

don't really see the point in checking if $$1 ison the chan if you are using this as an a alias unless while you are giving/taking modes they part i guess.

also Jethro_ where are you using var %s ?

You can do something as such:

alias cmd {
  var %r /((de)?(protect|voice))/iS, %2 $iif($$2 ison #,$v1)
  if $regex($$1-,%r) {
    $iif($replace($regml(1),protect,+ao,voice,+v),mode # $v1 %2 %2)
    $iif($replace($regml(1),de,-,protect,ao,voice,v),mode # $v1 %2 %2)
  }
}
alias all { mode # +qaohv $str($iif($$1 ison #,$v1) $chr(32),5) }
alias deall { mode # -qaohv $str($iif($$1 ison #,$v1) $chr(32),5) }

For protect, deprotect, voice, devoice, do /cmd NICKHERE
For the all and deall, you do the usual.

for ur all and ur deall aliases you can use $str ie:

alias all { mode # +qaohv $str($$1 $chr(32),5) }