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+ | # $EPIC: guh.txt,v 1.3 2006/08/29 18:22:56 sthalik Exp $ | ||
+ | ======Synopsis:====== | ||
+ | [[load]] guh | ||
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+ | ======Description:====== | ||
+ | This script consists of a trio of functions, primarily aimed at fetching | ||
+ | information about other clients. Each relies on a server query, so they | ||
+ | may not return the requested information immediately. | ||
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+ | The first is $whatchan(). It takes a single nickname as its argument, and uses | ||
+ | [[WHOIS]] to try to return a list of channels that nickname is on. | ||
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+ | The second is $is_on(). It also takes a single nickname as its argument. | ||
+ | If the nickname is currently on irc, it returns that nickname; it returns | ||
+ | nothing if it is not in use. | ||
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+ | The last is $uh(). It takes an arbitrary number of nicknames as its | ||
+ | arguments, and uses them as the input arguments for a [[USERHOST | ||
+ | command|userhost]] call. It returns the output from [[USERHOST | ||
+ | command|userhost]], usually a list of addresses, one per nickname. | ||
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+ | ======Other Notes:====== | ||
+ | These functions were written by Jeremy Nelson (hop), | ||
+ | [[jnelson@acronet.net]]. | ||
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