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$ignore(N/address) has two properties: | $ignore(N/address) has two properties: | ||
* ''secs'' returns the seconds that are left until the ignore will be removed again. | * ''secs'' returns the seconds that are left until the ignore will be removed again. | ||
* ''type'' returns the ignore type of the specified entry | * ''type'' returns the ignore type of the specified entry. | ||
* ''network'' returns the network it is associated to, if any. | |||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
[[echo]] -a $ignore | [[echo]] -a $ignore | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[Ignore|/ignore]] to add or remove an address/nick to/from your ignore list. | |||
[[Category:Control]] | [[Category:Control]] | ||
[[Category:Other Identifiers]] | [[Category:Other Identifiers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:17, 2 July 2007
Returns infomation about your ignore list.
$ignore(N/address)
Note that $ignore will return $true if your ignoring is turned on, otherwise $false.
If you specify an address, the first matching address in the ignore list is returned.
$ignore(N/address) has two properties:
- secs returns the seconds that are left until the ignore will be removed again.
- type returns the ignore type of the specified entry.
- network returns the network it is associated to, if any.
Example
echo -a $ignore
Will echo $true to your active window as ignoring is turned on usually.
echo -a $ignore(1).type
This will echo the type of the ignore of the first address in your ignore list.
See Also
- /ignore to add or remove an address/nick to/from your ignore list.