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$mode returns the Nth nick affected by a channel mode change, this identifier is meant to be used inside event such as on op, on rawmode, on mode etc

Synopsis

$mode(N)

Parameters

• N - The Nth nick affected, you can use N = 0 to get the total number of nick affected

Properties

if you use properties, it returns the Nth nick for the specified mode change:

• .owner - returns the Nth nick which is given the owner status
• .deowner - returns the Nth nick which is demoted from the owner status
• .op - returns the Nth nick which is given the op status
• .deop - returns the Nth nick which is demoted from the op status
• .help - returns the Nth nick which is given the help status
• .dehelp - returns the Nth nick which is demoted from the help status
• .voice - returns the Nth nick which is given the voice status
• .devoice - returns the Nth nick which is demoted from the voice status
• .ban - returns the Nth nick which is banned
• .unban - returns the Nth nick which is unbanned

Example

Although on op only triggers for op status, if you type /mode #chan +ob nick test, $mode(0) is still 2 and you can access all the modes lists

on *:op:#:echo -a $mode(0)

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v5.6
Added on: 03 Jun 1999
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.

See Also

$modefirst $modelast