ircg_list() will request a list of users in the channel. The answer is sent to the output defined by ircg_set_file() or ircg_set_current(). Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.
Example 1. ircg_list() example
<?php
// connect to server $id = ircg_pconnect($nickname, $ip, $port);
// set to output to a file ircg_set_file($id, 'irc_output.html');
// try to join a channel if (!ircg_join($id, $channel)) { echo "Cannot /join $channel<br />"; }
// send list command ircg_list($id, $channel);
// wait for output to arrive sleep(5);
// disconnect ircg_disconnect($id,'Bye World');
// output everything readfile('irc_output.html');
?>
This example will output something similar to:
... Channel #channel has n users and the topic is 'Topic' End of LIST ...
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