Synopsis:
$ chanmode (<channel>|* [<channel> ...])
Technical:
This function is used to retrieved the current channel mode for the given
channel. If no channel, or a "*", is given, the current is assumed. You
must be on the channel specified for it to function properly. Multiple
channels may be specified.
Practical:
You give it a list of channels you want to know the channel mode for, and
it returns the modes on that channel. Of course, you have to be on the
channel for it to make any sense. You can use an asterisk ('*') to stand
for the current channel. If you don't specify any arguments, the current
channel is assumed.
Returns:
modes for specified channels
Examples:
$chanmode(#blah) returns modes for #blah
$chanmode(#foo #bar) returns modes for #foo and #bar
$chanmode(*) returns modes for current channel
$chanmode() returns modes for current channel too
See also:
key (6); mode (1); onchannel (6)
