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Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-29T12:45:12-04:00

can you give me an example? i relly dont know how to start and where to start, it would help me alot.
Another way for me would be an Whois.

But dont know how to interact with a reply.
So i make a bind like !testsomething and then he sends a whois for a nick and in the same routine he gets the answer and can work with it, is that possible?

thanx for any help!

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Oct 29, 2004 12:45 pm

Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-28T17:58:53-04:00

If the modes are not supported by eggdrop, you'll have to make a raw bind and parse/keep track of them yourself.

Statistics: Posted by user — Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:58 pm

Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-28T16:40:53-04:00

no because there are MORE of this.. its not just isop.. that is my problem!

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Oct 28, 2004 4:40 pm

Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-28T16:38:19-04:00

isop/isvoice/ishalfop then.

Statistics: Posted by user — Thu Oct 28, 2004 4:38 pm

Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-28T16:22:24-04:00

i dont think so, because i search for users who are and arent added to the bot but have or have not op, owner, founder rights in the channel!
it has nothing to do with the bots added user just with the users on irc and their rights there!

thanx for any help!

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Oct 28, 2004 4:22 pm

Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-28T15:36:29-04:00

I think you're looking for 'matchattr' (look it up in tcl-commands.doc)

Statistics: Posted by user — Thu Oct 28, 2004 3:36 pm

Need script for knowing level of user

2004-10-28T15:29:35-04:00

Im searching and need to know how i can get the level of the user which has made a bind to popup.
Im in a Networt where are ALOT of modes of a user.
* ! O h v nothing and some more.
So i need to know the one who has postet what he is if ! or * or h and so on.
Can you help me out with that?

thanx

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Thu Oct 28, 2004 3:29 pm