$protect

Returns infomation about your protection list.

$protect(N/address)

Note that $protect will return $true if your protection is turned on, otherwise $false.

If you specify an address, the first matching address in the protection list is returned.

$protect(N/address) has two properties:

• type returns the list of channels, the user would be protected in.
• network returns the network it is associated to, if any.

Example

echo -a $protect

Will echo $true to your active window as protection is turned on usually.

echo -a $protect(1).type

This will echo the list of channels the first entry in your protection list would be protected in.

See Also

To add or remove an address/nick to/from your protection list, take a look at /protect.