Difference between revisions of "$level"

Revision as of 12:29, 2 July 2007

Finds a matching address in the remote users list and returns its corresponding levels list.

$level(nick|address)

The levels will be returned as comma seperated list. If it is no general access level, a "=" will be infront of the level.

Example

auser 1,2,3 Dana
echo -a $level(Dana)

This example would at first add Dana to your userlist and then echo its levels. The result would be "1,=2,=3".

See Also

• /guser to add a user by his address.
• /ruser to remove users from your user list.
• $ulevel to get the userlevel that was matched for the currectly triggered event.