Fuise epic scripts

The name Fuise is derived like this "fuise: Fame, gUIlt, nauSEous" to produce Fish.

One of the main reasons I made this set of scripts is I cant stand the excessive use of colours in other epic script sets. I have got minimal amounts of colour use and not many instances of using bright colours. Also the colours can be turned off and turning them off stops all colour output anywhere. (especially in logs) I also have a 1 line perl script with this that will remove all the colour codes from logs that this script set generates.

A few month old screen shot of fuise, the look doesnt change much as I am happy with it, although the code size is increasing often and much.

Current Features

• Changed the whois and whowas output plus their associated error outputs.
  eg.
  /whois sjh
  20:08:36 #W# sjh is [sjh@sjhmmj.marian] (Avoid that carrot. It may not be pink) on nserv.marian
  20:08:36 #W# idle 1m 2s, channels @#fish

  /whowas fish
  20:09:29 #W# fish was [sjh@sjhmmj.marian] (Avoid that carrot. It may not be pink)

  The idea was to make the whois and whowas take up less space. Instead of 4 lines tha maximum used is now 2 lines. Also errors will use 1 line each instead of 4 lines if an error occurs.

• Standard aliases used when you have ops, zap, kick, kb, wall, ub, nb (z, k, no short aliases for the last 4)
• Many other useful aliases such as
  • oc (on channel)
    this shows all users on the channel plus some information about the numbers of users.
  • ia and unig for ignore all and unignore
  • docs, fips, slack, bxoff, els, and others that can print out assorted information (slack was taken from splitfire, I plan to change it soon but hey)
  • quit, op, deop (assorted uses for the op functions)
• An internal address list which enables me to have some nice functions such as /aoc which will report if anyone on the channel has the characters given as the argument in their user@hostmask.
  eg.
  /aoc .my
  BudDYHoLy redoks@sp-69-22.tm.net.my
  CaRNeGie ~Mellon@j39.brf78.jaring.my
  FlipTop ~cool@inet.my.cybank.net

  Also allows me to easily show and use and display hostmasks for all people on a channel.

• Only show interesting wallops (talking only, none of the hacks, uworls msgs's, etc) (this is configurable on or off)
• Nicer notify signon output
• User configurable ping, finger and version responses.
• Nice key bind's for pageup/pagedown, home/end etc thanks to splitfire
• cchan, this basically parses th lists of channels all users in a channel are on looking for matches in channel names to words in a user configurable list. Currently I use it checking for the words "warez", "hack", "egg", and "bot" in channel names. matches will be printed. This command tales a while to execute and disables /whois, /whowas while in use.
• Changed the standard look of all output so there is
  HH:MM:SS #channel_name <nickname> text
  with the time being the only part that ever gets coloured. The time and channel name can be removed and a small bit of text will be placed where the time goes so it still shows with possible colour.
  other ouputs for msg's notices etc are also changed appropriately.
• A few other things, including a file for user set config and variables.
• An epic-script.el will be distributed with this script set, this was written by kleptog and basically jsut colours epic script so it is nice to code in emacs :)

Proposed Additions Before First Release

• Add the channel ban list handling and storage stuff
  -- on connect read the ban list and store it, of course modify on any ban list changes
  -- maybe also store x/w ban lists.. although this is harder as you cant detect modifications
  -- make it so you can clear bans and specific bans and groups of bans easily
• What the heck do proper nick completion.
• Improve the modularity of the scripts also allowing any individual part to be easily turned on or off
• Improve the config intereface (dont bother with config functions though)
• Work out proper window handling by watching alll functions that do window manipulation. Store channel join etc lists with window details so you can access details and direct information appropriately
• Proper NetSplit handling
• Probably more also....

I have gotten ideas and inspiration often (and I admit code snippets) from the epis scripts Light by Liandrin and Splitfire by Nuke.

I came across this variation of the spelling thanks to one of the Undernet #linux regulars nicknamed Liandrin (also the author of the script set called Light mentioned)