Properties: op, help, voice,

$comchan(nick,0)

returns the total number of common channels

$comchan(nick,1)

returns the first common channel name

$comchan(nick,1).op

returns $true if you're an op on the channel

$ial(nick/mask,N)

Returns the Nth address matching mask in the IAL .

$ialchan(nick/mask,#,N)

Returns the Nth address on the specified channel matching mask in the IAL.

Properties: pnick

$ibl(#channel,N)

$iel(#channel,N)

$iil(#channel,N)

Returns Nth item in the internal ban/exception/invite list, or if N is 0 returns total number of items in that list.

Properties: by, date, ctime

$ibl(#mirc,1)

returns the first address in the ban list

$ibl(#mirc,1).by

returns the address of the user who set the ban

$ibl(#mirc,1).date

returns the date when the user set the ban

$ibl(#mirc,1).ctime

returns $ctime format for ban date

Note: See $chan() for more information.

$level(address)

Finds a matching address in the remote users list and returns its corresponding levels list.

$level(*!*@mirc.com) returns =5,10,20,21,32

$link(N)

Returns the Nth item listed in the server Links window.

Properties: addr, ip, level, info

$link(0) returns the total number of links in the links window

$link(1) returns the Nth server address in the links window

$mask(address,type)

Returns address with a mask specified by type.

$mask(nick!khaled@mirc.com,1) returns *!*khaled@mirc.com

$mask(nick!khaled@mirc.com,2) returns *!*@mirc.com

The available types are:

0: *!user@host

1: *!*user@host

2: *!*@host

3: *!*user@*.host

4: *!*@*.host

5: nick!user@host

6: nick!*user@host

7: nick!*@host

8: nick!*user@*.host

9: nick!*@*.host

You can also specify a type of 10 to 19 which correspond to masks 0 to 9, but instead of using a * wildcard to replace portions of the host, mIRC uses ? wildcards to replace the numbers in the address.

This standard set of masks is also used in other identifiers and commands.

$me

Returns your current nickname.

$mnick

Returns your main nickname.

$nick(#,N/nick,aohvr,aohvr)

Returns Nth nickname in the channels nickname listbox on channel #.

Properties: color, pnick, idle

$nick(#mIRC,0) returns the total number of nicknames on #mIRC

$nick(#mIRC,1) returns the 1st nickname on #mIRC

Both aohvr parameters are optional. The first specifies which nicks you'd like included, and the second specifies the nicks you'd like excluded, where:

a = all nicks, o = ops, h = halfops, v = voiced, r = regular

$nick(#mIRC,1,o) return the first op on #mIRC

$nick(#mIRC,0,a,o) return the total number of nicks not including ops on #mIRC

The pnick property returns the nickname in a .@%+nick format.

The idle property returns the time the user has been idle on the specified channel, ie. the time since the user last sent a message to the channel.

Note: See the $prefix identifier for more information.

$notify(N/nick)

Returns the Nth nickname in your Notify list.

Properties: ison, note, sound, whois, addr

$notify(0)

returns the number of nicknames in your notify list.

$notify(3)

returns the 3rd nickname in your notify list.

$notify(3).ison

returns $true if this user is on IRC, $false if not.

$notify(goat)

returns the Nth position of nickname goat in the notify list

$snicks

Returns a string of the currently selected nicknames in the active channel listbox in the form:

nick1,nick2,nick3,...,nickN

$snick(#,N)

Returns the Nth selected nickname in the channel listbox on channel #.

$snick(#mIRC,0) returns the total number of selected nicknames on #mIRC

$snick(#mIRC,1) returns the 1st selected nickname on #mIRC

Note: If the N parameter is not specified, it returns a line containing all selected nicknames.

$snotify

Returns the currently selected nickname in the notify list box.

$trust(N)

Returns the Nth item in the dcc trust list, or if N is 0 returns total number of items in list.