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* '''.gecos''' - returns the fullname of that entry | * '''.gecos''' - returns the fullname of that entry | ||
* '''.id''' - returns an unique ID to uniquely reference that nickname over any connection | * '''.id''' - returns an unique ID to uniquely reference that nickname over any connection | ||
| + | * '''.pnick''' - Returns the target result with their elevation level, eg: @,+,%. Regular users display normal. | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
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$ialchan returns the Nth address matching a mask in the given channel from the IAL
Synopsis[edit]
$ialchan(nick/mask,#chan,N) - returns the Nth address matching a mask in the channel
Parameters[edit]
- nick/mask - a nickname or a mask
- #chan - the channel
- N - optional, the Nth matching entry in the IAL, use N = 0 for the total number of matches
Properties[edit]
- .nick - returns the nickname of the matched entry
- .user - returns the username of the matched entry
- .host - returns the host of the matched entry
- .addr - returns the address in the format "user@host" of the matched entry
- .mark - returns the mark for that entry, set with /ialmark
- .account - returns the account name of the entry (need CAP support for extended-join and account-notify)
- .away - returns the away status for that entry
- .gecos - returns the fullname of that entry
- .id - returns an unique ID to uniquely reference that nickname over any connection
- .pnick - Returns the target result with their elevation level, eg: @,+,%. Regular users display normal.
Example[edit]
//echo -a $ialchan(*,$chan,0)
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v5.1
Added on: 28 Aug 1997
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.