Simple Modes

By TMFKSOFT on May 30, 2011

A friend of mine was showing off a script he had
I've seen it before..
Where he can type +o NICK and give a user ops.

So to pass 5mins i made this.
Use +[Mode]
to Set any mode!
Set a users access mode +o NICK
or channel mode +k Password

Leave the second parameter blank to set it on yourself
e.g. +o

The first Parameter must be two letters long and start with a + or -
I admitt theres room for improvement.
I find it quick enough to use :) hope you do!

on 1:INPUT:#:{
  if ($len($1) == 2) {
    if ($chr(43) isin $1) {
      if ( $2 == $null ) {
        mode # $1 $me
        HALT
      }
      else {
        mode # $1 $2
        HALT
      }
    }
    elseif ($chr(45) isin $1) {
      if ( $2 == $null ) {
        mode # $1 $me
        HALT
      }
      else {
        mode # $1 $2
        HALT
      }
    }
  }
}

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Jethro - Sep 05, 2011

Well, it didn't have to be regex:

on *:input:#:{
  if ($istokcs(+o -o,$1,32)) {
    if (!$nick(#,$me,&~)) {
      notice $me I need to be an admin or owner to use this script.
    }
    else {
      mode # $1 $iif(!$2,$me,$2)
    }
  }
}

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TMFKSOFT - Sep 05, 2011

Well im useless at Regex so i made it the hard way.

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Jethro - May 30, 2011

on *:input:#:{
  if $regex($1,/^([+-])(o)$/) {
    if !$nick(#,$me,&~) { 
      notice $me I need to be an admin or owner to use this script.
    }
    else {
      var %m $+($regml(1),$regml(2))
      mode # %m $iif(!$2,$me,$2)
    }
  }
}

Though you can just use an alias for this in place of a input event.

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TMFKSOFT - May 30, 2011

But wouldnt users that are not net admins not think to use +o on themselves.
If anything requires revision it'd be the description
after all its 8:19am in the uk i haven't slept yet!

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napa182 - May 30, 2011

yes when you are a net admin you seem to forget that others cant do modes as you can. So it would be wise to revise ur snippet so others that are not a net admin can use it.

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TMFKSOFT - May 30, 2011

Its useful if your a server admin and have can_override
Which i find useful in my network mainly and a few others
Thats why :P

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Jethro - May 30, 2011

The halt command can be discarded. It's purposeless. One question remains:
How are you supposed to give yourself:

mode # $1 $me

when you're not opped?

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