i need a script..

[Erik]

that will check the number of users on a channel when I connect to the
server, and will then join that channel if there are more than 3 or 4
users

it would be preffered if the script wouldn't need to log on to the
channel because there is a stats bot in it

[Olathe]

I suppose you could use /list #channel and handle the raw event that shows
the number of users

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Post by Erik
that will check the number of users on a channel when I connect to the
server, and will then join that channel if there are more than 3 or 4
users
it would be preffered if the script wouldn't need to log on to the
channel because there is a stats bot in it
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Winamp is not loaded

[Erik]

Post by Olathe
I suppose you could use /list #channel and handle the raw event
that shows the number of users
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Post by Erik
that will check the number of users on a channel when I connect to
the server, and will then join that channel if there are more than
3 or 4 users
it would be preffered if the script wouldn't need to log on to the
channel because there is a stats bot in it
--
Winamp is not loaded

I am new to mIRC scripting, so could you please explain that to me?
Or, better yoet, you could write the script.

thanks!

[Øyvind]

Post by Erik
that will check the number of users on a channel when I connect to the
server, and will then join that channel if there are more than 3 or 4
users
it would be preffered if the script wouldn't need to log on to the
channel because there is a stats bot in it
--
Winamp is not loaded

well. Using /list #channel is too slow on some irc networks
use /names #channel instead
then use

raw 353:*:/inc %users $numtok($gettok($4-,1,$asc(:)),32)
raw 366:*:/echo -a Number of users: %users | /unset %users

The big problem about this is that people with invisible mode (+i) will not
be shown.
And if the channel is private or secret (+p/+s), no nicks will be listed.
The same thing is if you use /list #channelname, so the only solution have
to
be to join the channel, then count users by using $nick($chan,0)