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[color] the color you want to assign to the nick. | [color] the color you want to assign to the nick. | ||
[modes] the list of modes required for that item to match, eg. @%+ | [modes] the list of modes required for that item to match, eg. @%+ | ||
− | [levels] makes mIRC search your [[Userlist|User List]] for a matching level and address. | + | [levels] makes mIRC search your [[:Category:Userlist|User List]] for a matching level and address. |
'''Switches''' | '''Switches''' |
Revision as of 16:12, 2 July 2007
/cnick -raniovpylNmNsN [nick[!user@host]] [color] [modes] [levels]
This allows you to modify the items in the nick color list.
Optional arguments
[nick[!user@host]] nick/host of the user. [color] the color you want to assign to the nick. [modes] the list of modes required for that item to match, eg. @%+ [levels] makes mIRC search your User List for a matching level and address.
Switches
-r removes the specified nick or address from the list. -a sets the Any Mode option. -n sets the No Mode option. -iovpy set the ignore, op, voice, protect, and notify list options respectively. -lN sets the idle time. -mN sets the highlight method, 0, 1, or 2. -sN sorts the item into the Nth position in the list.
Note:
- You can use /cnick -r nick/N to remove first item that matches nick in the nick color list or the Nth item in the nick color list.
- To add or refer to an item as Any nick you can use the * character as the nick.
- /cline over-rides the nick color list. You can use /cline -r to reset a nick to default color to make the nick color list apply to a nick.