[DC++] What do the numbers and letters mean in the ++ tag?

[Mr.Grim]

<++ V:x,M:x,H:x/y/z,S:x,O:x,B:x>

++: DC++
DC: NMDC
oDC: Opera's DC

V: Client version

M: Mode, A = Active, P = Passive, 5 = Socks5

H: x = number of Hubs connected to where you're not a registered user y = number of hubs you're registered in z = number of hubs you're registered as op

S: Number of slots open

O: If the current total upload speed of a user is lower than the number after O:, DC++ will automatically open another slot.

B: Upload bandwidth limit in kb/s (optional on the client)

So if you tag is like this: <++ V:0.306,M:P,H:2/1/0,S:4> it would mean that:
you are using DC++ version 0.306
you are on Passive mode
you are in 2 Hubs where you are not registered
you are in 1 Hub where you are registered
you are in 0 Hubs where you are an OP
you have 4 U/L slots
you have not enabled the open new D/L slot if D/L is under ??.??kB/s
you do not have an upload bandwith limit

If your tag were: <++ V:0.306,M:P,H:2/1/0,S:4,O:5,B:20> it would be the same as the first exept:
you have enabled the open new D/L slot feature if D/L's are under 5kB/s
you have an total U/L bandwith limit of 20kB/s