Holy hell im not awake(3:27am)...not the code i tested lol waws thinkin your bot dialog(!say,!act) yeah you know the one.Ok tested this its actully not bad,the use of regex makes it a small ass code so thats nice big plus there,maybe some additions,makin it target $2 an such.

@ joesy44

$regex($1,/^[+-][qaovh]$/)
;useing Lindrian\'s example

You know the $1 = first thing in a string obviously,now im no expert on $regex but i ll try to explain if anyone else corrects me thats fine to.Ok the $regex statment is lookin for a few things within the $1 that has to match,that is \"- or + and qaovh\",But $regex is specific and is lookin for the begining character to start with + or - thats wat the ^ tagged to firs start if the /^[+-] part of the statment meaning that data within the first set of brackets must come first an it is case it\'s looking for either or here \"+ or -\"( you can not have +-).The $ part of the statement is tagged to the last set of brackets [qaovh]$/ ,means your last character and has to be one of those with in the brackets or it wont trigger,Its exact you have to have you first character + or - an your last character one of qaovh or it won\'t work.So its a cleaner an more effecient way of the statemnt \"if (+v == $1) { mode $chan +v $nick then stacking the if statments on top of one another plus its exact.Oh an the $iif statement makes it even more exact meaning that you cant have anything after +v (+v Nemesis wont work),altho like i said in my mess up comment that i rather it target both oneself an you an target others.Hope i didnt confuse you on that explination of this small $regex statment,if so im sure some one can clarify better.`-.-