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/WHOIS MOVER by TheJudge
Okay, this is a real simple add-on that moves /WHOIS information to the active window.
I wrote it (and it's nothing special, believe me :) because I couldn't find one that
worked the way I wanted it to. Since it uses colours, it's best suited for mirc 4.7 or
above but you can edit them out to suit earlier mirc's, if you like.
For those of you who don't know raw numerics, but would like less information, edit out
the following lines in the raw section...
311 = Nickname's User Info and Name/Comment
319 = Channels Nickname is on
312 = Server Nickname is on
313 = Is Nickname an IRCop?
301 = Nickname's Away Comment
317 = Nickname's Idle Time
318 = End of Nickname's /WHOIS info
Oh, and it'd be nice if you didn't edit my nickname out, or credited me if this is ever
used in a script. Apart from that, do what you like with it :)
Cut n paste into Aliases:
/won /enable #whowindow | echo 4 $active 9,3TheJudge's WhoWindow is now...15,15.4,15On15,15.
/woff /disable #whowindow | echo 4 $active 9,3TheJudge's WhoWindow is now...15,15.14,15Off15,15.
Cut n paste into Popups (I suggest both Query/Chat and Nicknames List):
Whois in Window On:/won
Whois in Window Off:/woff
Cut n paste into Raw (Under Remote):
#whowindow disabled
311:*:echo 2 $active 11,10*** $parm2 Start of /WHOIS list. | echo 2 $active *** $parm2 is $parm3 $+ @ $+ $parm4 - Name/Comment:- $parm6*
319:*:echo 2 $active *** $parm2 is on these Channels $parm3*
312:*:echo 2 $active *** $parm2 is using $parm3
313:*:echo 4 $active *** $parm2 is an IRCop
301:*:echo 2 $active *** $parm2 is away $parm3*
317:*:echo 2 $active *** $parm2 has been doing absolutely nothing for $duration($parm3)
318:*:echo 2 $active 11,10*** $parm2*
#whowindow end
Don't forget to make sure listening in Raw is checked/enabled, okay?
Oh, and in case you are using BIIIIG fonts in your browser, the /won and /woff commands
for Aliases should each be only one line, and the same is true for all the numeric
statements for Raw.
That's all folks...
TheJudge