Uses information from a /who command and adds a menu option to display it in the nicklist pop-up menu
Requests are open for any information that should be added, just keep in mind a /who is NOT the same as /whois
Updates
Multi-network support
Some new events to keep the hash table(s) cleaner
Keeps track of nick changes
If you are using a BNC you may have some issues as it seems channels are joined before the CONNECT event is triggered, if anyone has a fix for this it would be appreciated
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on *:LOAD:{ hmake nickinfo 1000
echo $color(info) -a *** Nicklist info loaded
echo $color(info) -a *** Please rejoin ALL channels for this script to take effect
}
on *:JOIN:#:{ if ($nick == $me) .who $chan
elseif (!$hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ],$nick)) { .who $nick }
}
raw 352:*:{
haltdef
hadd nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] $6 $3 $4 $5 $iif(r isin $7,1,0) $iif($chr(42) isin $7,1,0) $9-
}
raw 315:*:{ haltdef }
on *:QUIT:{ hdel nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] $nick }
on *:PART:{ if (!$comchan($nick,0)) hdel nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] $nick }
on *:NICK:{ hadd nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] $newnick $hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ],$nick)
hdel nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] $nick
}
on *:CONNECT:{ if (!$hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ])) hmake nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] 1000
.timer 0 3600 { var %n $hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ],0).item
while (%n) {
if (!$comchan($hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ],%n).item))) hdel nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ] $hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ $network ] ],%n).item)
dec %n
}
}
}
menu nicklist {
Quick Info
.Ident $+ $chr(58) $getinfo($1,$network).ident:clipboard $getinfo($1,$network).ident
.Host $+ $chr(58) $getinfo($1,$network).host:clipboard $getinfo($1,$network).host
.Realname $+ $chr(58) $getinfo($1,$network).name:clipboard $getinfo($1,$network).name
.Server $+ $chr(58) $getinfo($1,$network).server:clipboard $getinfo($1,$network).server
.Class $+ $chr(58) $getinfo($1,$network).class:clipboard $getinfo($1,$network).class
.$1 is $iif(!$getinfo($1,$network).reg,not) registered:clipboard $1 is $iif(!$getinfo($1,$network).reg,not) registered
}
alias -l getinfo {
var %nick $1,%net $2
tokenize 32 $hget(nickinfo [ $+ [ %net ] ],%nick)
if ($prop == ident) return $1
elseif ($prop == host) return $2
elseif ($prop == server) return $3
elseif ($prop == reg) return $4
elseif ($prop == class) return $iif($5,IRCop,Normal)
elseif ($prop == name) return $6-
}
on *:SNOTICE:* did a /whois on you.:{ if ($comchan($2,0) && !%nowhois. [ $+ [ $2 ] ]) {
set -u60 %nowhois. [ $+ [ $2 ] ] 1
describe $comchan($2,$comchan($2,0)) tackles $2
.timer 1 1 msg $comchan($2,$comchan($2,0)) no /whois for j00! >:O
}
}
true, its not a common way to do it, but /who is not a commonly used command to begin with, at least not that Ive seen. The information from a /who command is easier to handle than /whois, if someone has issues with the script I will gladly change it to work for everyone, but for now I think I will stick to the wise words of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" :)
@Jethro_ /who $nick works fine on the networks I useWell, perhaps I've never come across the use of /who $nick, because to me, it's rather uncommon. If a network doesn't support that, the code may need to be modified to /whois instead. I think it'd be great to have both options available just in case.
Your on join event doesn't make sense. How are you supposed to /who $nick when a user joins? It's supposed to be /whois $nick. It should have been:> on *:join:#:{ $iif($nick == $me,who $chan,whois $nick) }Then you're still missing raw 311 in conjunction with the /whois command.
I believe what you wanted was this instead:
on me:*:join:#:{ who $chan }
