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Per Amundsen, 09/19/2022 12:48 AM
Added in 1.8.10
$server
Returns the name of the currently connected server, otherwise $null.
Added in 2.0
$server(N|address,[group])
Returns the address of the Nth server in the Server List.
Only works when using the new Server List.
-1 Returns the active server, if the active server is in the new Server List.
Parameters
N|address - The server address to lookup, or if N = 0, number of servers, otherwise the Nth server.
[group] - if specified, only lookup servers from this network group.
Properties
.desc - Returns the server description.
.port - Returns the server port(s).
.group - Returns the server network group.
.pass - Returns the server password.
.ssl - Returns $true if SSL is enabled, otherwise $false. (AdiIRC only)
.tls - Returns $true if STARTTLS is enabled, otherwise $false. (AdiIRC only)
.mnick - Returns the main/default nick for this server. (AdiIRC only)
.method - Returns the login method.
.methodpass - Returns the login method password.
.keytype - Returns "global" or "local" depending on whether the server is using a custom SSL/TLS client certificate
.key - Returns the private SSL/TLS client client certificate filename.
.itype - Always returns "local".
.nick - Returns the main/default nick for this server.
.anick - Returns the first preferred alternative nick for this server.
.email - Returns Ident Nick@adiirc.com.
.user - Returns the username for this server.
.encoding - Returns the encoding used for this server.
Example
//echo -ag There is $server(0) servers in your server list. //echo -ag The first server in your server list is $server(1) $server(1).port //echo -ag Libera.Chat $iif($server(irc.libera.chat),is,is not) in your server list.
Updated by Per Amundsen about 2 years ago · 13 revisions