Simple Idle Command

By Dicaste on Jul 02, 2011

Add this snippets to your bot then write "!idle [NICK]" in channel and bot say it :d

on ^*:TEXT:!idle*:#:{
if ( $Nick isop $chan ) {
    set %Channel $chan
    set %Nick $strip($2)
    if ( %Nick != $Null ) {
      .whois %Nick
    }
  }
}

RAW 317:*:{ 
  msg %Channel %Nick idling for $round($calc($gettok($1-,3,32) /60),0) min(s) $gettok($round($calc($gettok($1-,3,32) /60),2),2,46) second(s) 
}

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napa182 - Jul 03, 2011

well if you wanted to use the $nick(#,nick_here).idle then you could do something like this i guess...
client that is running the code needs to be +o in the chan an users need to be either +o or +h to use it
This is only an example:

on $@*:text:/^@idle\s(\S+)$/iS:#:{ 
  if (!%f && $nick(#,$nick,oh)) { inc -u5 %f
    msg # $iif($regml(1) ison #,$+($v1,'s) Idle time in # is$&
      $duration($nick(#,$v1).idle,1),Sorry $v1 is not in this room) 
  }
}

or if you want to do the whois way you could do this..
example only

on $@*:text:/^@idle\s(\S+)$/iS:#:{ 
  if (!%f && $nick(#,$nick,oh)) { set -u5 %f #
    if ($regml(1) ison #) {
      .enable #idle
      whois $v1
    }
    else { msg # Sorry but $v1 is not on this channel. }
  }
}
#idle off
raw *:*: {
  if ($numeric = 317) {
    msg %f $2's idle time is $duration($3,1) 
    haltdef
    .disable #idle
  }
  else { haltdef } 
}
#idle end

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Fuzionx - Jul 03, 2011

Yeah, I mentioned that. Perhaps it's even better for a script like this.

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napa182 - Jul 03, 2011

well using a whois gives the idle time of a nick from the server an using $nick(#,nick_here).idle will return the nicks idle in a room from when you joined it. 2 different things tbh.

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Fuzionx - Jul 03, 2011

You can use

$duration($nick($chan,NICKNAME).idle)

To get the idle time of a person, in this case, replace NICKNAME with $2.
Although, this will return the idle time in the active channel.

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