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In article <1992Oct10.062619.23952@news.iastate.edu> jnelson@iastate.edu (Jeremy F Nelson) writes:
>On the two clients i have used, 2.2pre5 and 2.2pre7, when someone joins a
>channel you are already on, it is kind enough to provide you with the 
>user@host for that person.
>
>NOW: is there anyway to get this information? it obviously doesnt come up
>on /on join *      It would save a bit of code, and the time needed to
>wait for the /whois.

Dude ... should have asked me this one ! :)

What you want is $%userhost() ... after most /on commands, it's set to the
user@host of the originator of the event that triggered the /on.  I could
go on and on about how it works, and how it's undefined after certain /on's,
but I won't ... basically let me say that it IS set for most things you'd
want to use it for (it ISN'T defined after a /on notify_signon, but ...)

Basically, what you are probably looking for is something like this ...

  on -join "DemoN" /if "$%userhost()=dougmc@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu" /mode $1 +o $0
  (Not that auto-ops aren't overdone ...)
  (This is also for pre5 and before.  pre6 and pre7 the syntax is a little
   different ...)

Let's just say $%userhost() is set by /on msg, /on join, /on mode, /on kick
(if you have it), /on public, /on notice, /on ctcp etc ... 
NOW you know why I haven't felt the need to put some sort of /on ctcp 
security system into my bots ... $%userhost() is so easy to use ...

   DemoN
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In article <1992Oct10.164900.2123@sol.ctr.columbia.edu> dougmc@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Doug McLaren) writes:
>In article <1992Oct10.062619.23952@news.iastate.edu> jnelson@iastate.edu (Jeremy F Nelson) writes:

>Basically, what you are probably looking for is something like this ...
>
>  on -join "DemoN" /if "$%userhost()=dougmc@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu" /mode $1 +o $0

Basically what he wants is 
 on ^join * echo *** $0 ($%userhost()) has joined channel $1

This is compatible with the format of the 2.2pre clients.
And to clarify a bit when the server sends the userhost.  Just do 

on ^raw_irc * echo $*

And watch what the server sends you.  Note this will override all your
other ON's.  (with the exception of serial numbered ON's in pre7)

	ian

In article <1992Oct11.041150.827@ucsu.Colorado.EDU> frechett@spot.Colorado.EDU (-=Runaway Daemon=-) writes:
>In article <1992Oct10.164900.2123@sol.ctr.columbia.edu> dougmc@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Doug McLaren) writes:
>>In article <1992Oct10.062619.23952@news.iastate.edu> jnelson@iastate.edu (Jeremy F Nelson) writes:

>>Basically, what you are probably looking for is something like this ...
>>
>>  on -join "DemoN" /if "$%userhost()=dougmc@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu" /mode $1 +o $0

(This is your basic auto-op based on user@host and nick.  I am *not* saying
that this is the best way to op -- a good op routine will not op anybody
who is already opped, and if it's activated by an /on join statement, it will
wait a little while, to see if this person is opped by somebody else.  This
is not, however, quite this simple ... perhaps in a later post ...)

>Basically what he wants is 
> on ^join * echo *** $0 ($%userhost()) has joined channel $1

>This is compatible with the format of the 2.2pre clients.

up through and including pre5 that is ...
If I recall correctly, pre6 and pre7 demand $userhost() and not $%userhost().
(pre5 I think will use both ...)
That is to be nitpicky ... The format of the 'if' command changed radically
(for the better, I think ...) under pre6 and pre7.  I just haven't gotten
into the habit of coding for pre7 ... I still generally use pre5.


>And to clarify a bit when the server sends the userhost.  Just do 
>
>on ^raw_irc * echo $*

A learning experience in any event ... I once had something set up where
it sent the generic ircII output to one window and the raw_irc stuff to
another ... I forget how I did it, but it was something like ...

   on -raw_irc * /xecho -window raw_irc $*

SOMETHING like this ... I forget the exact syntax ... (and of course the window
raw_irc must already exist.  And if you're going to do this, I suggest having
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