AdiIRC

Hi,

Can you post what your script looks like now?

sure, this is the script for auto-op & auto-voice

on *:JOIN:#channel:{
  if ($me !isop $chan) {
    msg nickserv identify password
  }
  if ($nick != $me) && ($me isop $chan) {
    if (123.45.678.9 isin $address) {
      mode $chan +v $nick
      ;username1
    }
    if (987-65-432-123.dyn.iinet.net.au isin $address) {
      mode $chan +o $nick
      ;username2
    }
  }
}

all i would like to do is add a 5-second timer to avoid redundancy when ChanServ recognizes the user. any ideas?

Oh I see, I think you were on the right track, something like this maybe?

on *:JOIN:#channel:{
  ; Run once after 5 seconds, send $chan and $nick as parameters.
  .timer 1 5 example $chan $nick
}

alias example {
  ; $1 is $chan
  ; $2 is $nick
  if ($me !isop $1) {
    msg nickserv identify password
  }
  if ($2 != $me) && ($me isop $1) {
    if (123.45.678.9 isin $address) {
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username1
    }
    if (987-65-432-123.dyn.iinet.net.au isin $address) {
      mode $1 +o $2
      ;username2
    }
  }
}

Edit: forgot formatting.

ah that's great, had a hunch sleep was the wrong command. thanks a lot.

hm, this script doesn't work for me anymore when using an alias like that example

on *:JOIN:#channel:{
  .timer 1 3 exampleone $chan $nick
  .timer 1 6 exampletwo $chan $nick
}

alias exampleone {
  if ($me !isop $1) {
    msg nickserv identify password
  }
}

alias exampletwo {
  if ($2 != $me) && ($me isop $1) && ($2 !isop $1) && ($2 !isvoice &1) && ($2 ison $1) {
    if (exampleipaddress isin $address) {
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username
    }
    if (exampleipaddress2 isin $address) {
      mode $1 +o $2
      ;username2
    }
    if (examplehostname isin $address) {
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username3
    }
    if (examplehostnametwo isin $address) {
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username4
    }
  }
}

something wrong with my syntax? it will no longer OP or VOICE anyone.

This doesn't look right "($2 !isvoice &1)" .. should maybe be "($2 !isvoice $1)"

A good way to test if something works, is to insert /echo commands at various places to see if something is called or what it's value is.

Example:

echo -ag Checking parameters 1 is $1 2 is $2 
echo -ag $iif($2 != $me, not me, me) $iif($me isop $1, i am op, i am not op)
echo -ag Checking $address - $iif(exampleipaddress isin $address, address found, address not found)

And so on, hope that helps.

ah, yeah, was a typo when posting to here. had tried different parameters in that line of code already though, doesn't even work if it is just:

if ($2 != $me) {

any reason the alias wouldn't be called at all with those timer commands though?

You can insert echo statements like in my example to figure out what goes wrong and why, here is what I would do in your example.

alias exampletwo {
  echo -ag Checking parameters 1 is $1 - 2 is $2 - $iif(2 != $me, not me, me) - $iif($me isop $1, is op, is not op)
  if ($2 != $me) && ($me isop $1) {
    echo -ag First if statement is ok
    if (exampleipaddress isin $address) {
      echo -ag Example1 ok
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username
    }
    if (exampleipaddress2 isin $address) {
      echo -ag Example2 ok
      mode $1 +o $2
      ;username2
    }
    if (examplehostname isin $address) {
      echo -ag Example3 ok
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username3
    }
    if (examplehostnametwo isin $address) {
      echo -ag Example4 ok
      mode $1 +v $2
      ;username4
    }
  }
}

Based on the result from the messages on your screen, you should be able to see what goes wrong.

using these echo statements everything reports ok down to the final command,

mode $1 +o $2

mode $1 +v $2

edit: perhaps $address needs to be passed along as an argument too? i'll try that...

yeah, that was the problem, works now. thanks for the help

Good catch, I didn't think of that :)