is OP or not

[GilbertCD]

How to know if one Nick from IRC is @(OP) or not. This procedure:

Delphi-Quellcode:

{ Return True if the string Nick is a channel operator. }
function TIdIRC.IsOp(ANick: String): Boolean;
begin
  Result := (Length(Nick)>0) and (Nick[1] = '@');    {Do not Localize}
end;

is not work, be cause i`m not obtain this char '@' from AUser.Nick. Sorry for me english. :oops:

[turboPASCAL]

Code:

[color=green]{ Return True if the string Nick is a channel operator. }[/color]
[b][color=darkblue]function[/color][/b] TIdIRC.IsOp([b]A[/b]Nick: [b][color=darkblue]String[/color][/b]): Boolean;
[b][color=darkblue]begin[/color][/b]
  Result := (Length([b][color=#ff0000]A[/color][/b]Nick)>0) [b]and[/b] ([b][color=#ff0000]A[/color][/b]Nick[1] = '[color=blue]@[/color]');
[b][color=darkblue]end[/color];[/b]

:wink:

[GilbertCD]

Yes, thanks.But.. no..This function is work only if input text is: "@xxxxxx" but this '@' ? From where ? AUser.Nick ..return only nick.. :(

(Indy9 ..Delphi7 Eneterprise.)

[DGL-luke]

I don't think this '@' will ever be present. It is only prepended to the nick by IRC clients to show the user the OP status of someone. I haven't got Indies installed right now, but there should be something explicit somewhere. ( Something like User.Status )

But I wonder why the method you showed is a member of TIdIRC... Was it there before or did you add it? Is it a callback function? I can't figure this out from here....

[GilbertCD]

I`m still waitting. :( :wall:

[Daniel G]

Zitat:

Zitat von GilbertCD

I`m still waitting. :( :wall:

For what? For christmas? Sorry, it's already over.

DGL-Luke already told you (or better wrote) that he needs more info...