ON MODE

Format:                

               [@][=]ON MODE:<#channel>[;#channel][etc...]:<alias>

Example:        

               ON MODE:#vortec: /mode # $lastmode | /notice $nick Please don't change the channel mode!

Available info:

               $nick - nick name of the user that changed the channel mode

               $address - address of the user that changed the channel mode

               # - the channel name

               $lastmode - the last active channel mode prior to the change

               $lastkey - the last channel key before the change

               $lastlimit - the last channel limit

               $key - the current channel key

               $limit - current channel limit

The ON MODE event occurs when another user changes the channel mode. The #channel parameters(s) indicate for which channel(s) this particular event handler will be active.

No ON MODE event is generated if the mode changes include only the +o, -o or +b flags. These mode changes generate ON OP/ON DEOP and ON BAN events respectively.

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