Difference between revisions of "$level"
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Finds a matching address in the remote users list and returns its corresponding levels list. | Finds a matching address in the remote users list and returns its corresponding levels list. | ||
$level(nick|address) | $level(nick|address) | ||
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The levels will be returned as comma seperated list. If it is no general access level, a "=" will be infront of the level. | The levels will be returned as comma seperated list. If it is no general access level, a "=" will be infront of the level. | ||
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== Example == | == Example == | ||
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* [[$ulevel]] to get the userlevel that was matched for the currectly triggered event. | * [[$ulevel]] to get the userlevel that was matched for the currectly triggered event. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:19, 3 February 2011
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".
