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ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-14T02:31:23-04:00

Duno whty I've added the split there.. Your sugestion is good also..

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Tue Oct 14, 2003 2:31 am

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T21:19:34-04:00

and with

Code:

bind pubm - * my:blaproc my:bla {nick uhost hand chan text} {if {[string match -nocase "*\\\?\\\?\\\?\\\?*" [split $text]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :match!"}}

ok... first off....
string match (as the name suggests) performs an operation on a string.
the variable text is a string.
split converts a string into a list.

Thus... we nix the split altogether, as 'string match' is a string function, not a list function. which gives us...

Code:

if {[string match -nocase "*\\\?\\\?\\\?\\\?*" $text]} {

Secondly, you can save on keystrokes by using {}'s instead of "'s and removing some of the back slashes:

Code:

if {[string match -nocase {*\?\?\?\?*} $text]} {

Statistics: Posted by strikelight — Mon Oct 13, 2003 9:19 pm

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T16:45:28-04:00

using \\ would work right I guess too?

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Mon Oct 13, 2003 4:45 pm

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T12:08:23-04:00

The [string match [split $arg] "*\?\?\?\?*"] should actualy be [string match "*\?\?\?\?*" [split $arg]] because is a match of a string against something, not something against a string like you did. Anyway, is not good. Demonstration:

Code:

bind pubm - * my:blaproc my:bla {nick uhost hand chan text} {if {[string match -nocase "*\?\?\?\?*" [split $text]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :match!"}}

(07:05) (caesar) ????
(07:05) (@bot) match!
(07:05) (caesar) ?aaaaa
(07:05) (@bot) match!

and with

Code:

bind pubm - * my:blaproc my:bla {nick uhost hand chan text} {if {[string match -nocase "*\\\?\\\?\\\?\\\?*" [split $text]]} {putserv "PRIVMSG $chan :match!"}}

do you notice any difference?

(07:07) (caesar) ?aaaaa
(07:07) (caesar) ????
(07:07) (@bot) match!

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Mon Oct 13, 2003 12:08 pm

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T09:16:06-04:00

well my bad, I thought ! is a wildcard like ? * % ~ . but no

then try:

Code:

bind pubm - * kickassproc kickass {nick uhost hand chan arg} {if {[string match [split $arg] "*!!!!*"] || [string match [split $arg] "*\?\?\?\?*"]} {putserv "KICK $chan $nick :kicked for using 4 consecutive !!!!/????" }}

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Mon Oct 13, 2003 9:16 am

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T09:09:58-04:00

and what would that do ?

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Mon Oct 13, 2003 9:09 am

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T09:06:49-04:00

I think the bind should be:

bind pubm - *\!\!\!\!* kickass

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Mon Oct 13, 2003 9:06 am

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-13T08:24:37-04:00

could you rephrase your question ?

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Mon Oct 13, 2003 8:24 am

ban someone who types ???? or !!!!

2003-10-12T16:32:50-04:00

Hi, I want my bot to ban people who type 4 or more consecutive ???? or !!!! after a sentence, or just by itself. How can I do this?

Code:

bind pubm - *!!!!* kickassproc kickass { nick host hand chan text } {if {[matchattr $hand o|o $chan]} returnputserv "KICK $chan $nick :kicked for using 4 consecutive !!!!"}

This didn't work, it kicked when people used 2 consecutive ?? and when they type and

Thanks!

Statistics: Posted by Bytez — Sun Oct 12, 2003 4:32 pm