# This file is based on a file included with the standard distribution of ircII
# It contains useful aliases for Snak. The aliases allows you to reduce the 
# amount of typing. 

# basical and action are automatically loaded into each connection 
# when the connection is opened

# Lines with '#' are comments that are not executed

# The format of a simple alias definition is simply the word "alias" followed by the name 
# you give the new alias, and the actual contents of the alias.

# For more elaborate aliases, consisting of multiple lines of commands you need to put 
# brackets around the commands like this:

# alias elaborateAlias {
# 	command1
# 	command 2
# }

# See the oops alias in this file for an example of a multi line alias.

# To run the alias (and any other command) type /<name> and any necessary parameters 
# and press enter in an input field. 


alias F5 echo testing function keys
alias F6 whois url
alias Finger CTCP $0 FINGER
alias Version CTCP $0 VERSION
alias Time CTCP $0 TIME
alias Userinfo CTCP $0 USERINFO
alias Clientinfo CTCP $0 CLIENTINFO
alias Chat DCC CHAT $0-
alias DQuery DCC CHAT $0-
alias tn mode $C +tn
alias op mode $C +ooo
alias deop mode $C -ooo
alias ban mode $C +bbb
alias ChannelClick query $E
alias ConsoleClick msg $E $*
alias sslserver server -ssl

alias m msg
alias i invite $0 $C
alias a away
alias c channel
alias ch channel
alias e exit
alias h help
alias j join
alias l list
alias log set log
alias n names
alias s signoff
alias t topic
alias w whois
alias q query
alias play sound

alias chop mo +o
alias unchop mo -o $*
alias mo mode $C $*
alias k kick $C
alias wdetected whois $D
alias umode mode $N

alias mr msg $, $*
alias ma msg $. $*
alias wa whois $.
alias ia invite $. $C

alias no notice
alias nf notify
alias la lastlog

alias " quote
alias unalias alias -$*


alias shields_up ignore $, msgs notices
alias protect mode $C +ni
alias unprotect mode $C -ni
alias chops who $C -chop
alias wjoin j $0
alias talkto query $0

alias oops {
	^assign alias.oops $B
	msg $. Sorry, that wasn't meant for you.
	msg $0 $alias.oops
}

alias dmsg msg =$0 $1-
alias dquery /query =$0

# Functions for server control.
# They only work if you are a server operator.

alias wo wallops
alias ow operwall


# utility function that returns the nick part of a nick!userhost string
alias nickonly {@ FUNCTION_RETURN = left($index(! $0) $0)}


# This lets you assign aliases for peoples nicknames.
# For example, of you do: /assign BC BigCheese
# Then you can do: /amsg BC Hi there!

alias amsg {
	if ( [$($0)] )
	{
		${K}${K}msg $($0) $1-
	}
	{
		${K}${K}msg $0 $1-
	}
}
alias aquery {
	if ( [$($0)] )
	{
		${K}${K}query $($0)
	}
	{
		${K}${K}query $0-
	}
}


# The repeatcmd and listtest aliases show how you can repeat an action a number of times

# Use a simply while loop to repeat a command. 
# $0 is the number of times to do something
# $1 is the string with the action to perform

# Usage "/repeatcmd 5 echo Snak is a nice program"
alias repeatcmd {
	@ rep.cnt = [$0]
	while ( rep.cnt > 0 )
	{
		$1-
		@rep.cnt = rep.cnt - 1
	}
	^assign -rep.cnt
}
	
# This steps over all numbered items in the array and echoes their value 

alias listtest {
    assign blue.1 one
    assign blue.2 two 
    assign blue.3 three
    foreach blue ii { echo $ii $blue[$ii] }
}

# The $me variable is a synonum for $N that holds your nick
assign me $N

# these aliases illustrate how to use color in messages. In addition to $color(string), there is also $bold(), $italic(), $underline(), and $plain()
alias BUY ME $color(9,3)----$color(0,3)buys $color(0,3) $0 $color(15,3) @ $color(0,3) $1-15$color(9,3)----
alias SELL ME $color(12,2)----$color(0,2)sells $color(0,2)  $0 $color(15,2) @ $color(0,2) $1-15 $color(12,2)---
alias SHORT ME $color(4,5)----$color(0,5)shorts $color(0,5) $0 $color(15,5) @ $color(0,5) $1-15 $color(4,5)---
alias COVER ME $color(12,2)----$color(0,2)covers $color(0,2) $0 $color(15,2) @ $color(0,2) $1-15 $color(12,2)----

alias COLORTEST ME $color(12,2) COLOR $bold()BOLD COLOR $underline() UNDERLINE BOLD COLOR $plain() PLAIN $bold() PLAIN BOLD

# This snippet is an example of a hook for a numbered command. The server sends topic information in a 
# numbered message 332. If the topic is not work safe or otherwise inappropriate you can
# block the numbered message. This empty script will simply swallow it.
#on ^332 * {
#}