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Added in 1.5
$nick
Returns the nickname of the user associated with an event.
=$nick can be used to evaluate a nick for use in dcc chat windows.
Example
; Prrint the user associated with this event. on *:TEXT:*:*:echo -ag The user associated with this event is $nick
$nick(#,N/nick,[qaohvr],[qaohvr])
Returns the Nth nickname in the channels nickname listbox on channel #.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
| # | The channel where the Nicklist is. |
| N/nick | The nick to get, if N = 0 number of nicks, otherwise the Nth nick. |
| [qaohvr] | Only include nicks with these channel modes. (optional) |
| [qaohvr] | Exclude nicks with these channel modes. (optional) |
Properties
| Property | Description |
| .color | Returns the Nicklist color for this nick. |
| .rgbcolor | Returns the Nicklist $rgb color for this nick. (AdiIRC only) |
| .pnick | Returns the nick in .@%+nick format. (This include every channel prefix this user has, not just the highest) |
| .cnick | Returns the nick in .@%+nick format. (Only the highest channel prefix is returned) (AdiIRC only) |
| .cmode | Returns the highest channel prefix for this nick. (AdiIRC only) |
| .idle | Returns the number of seconds this nick has been idle on this channel. |
| .joined | Returns number of seconds since this user (or you) joined this channel. (AdiIRC only) |
Example
; Print number of nicks in the channel '#test'. //echo -ag $nick(#test, 0) ; Print the 5th nick in the channel '#test'. //echo -ag $nick(#test, 5)
Updated by Per Amundsen over 1 year ago · 15 revisions