i have this in aliases:
sc {
/set %chanscan $$?="Enter channel to scan (#mirc or &mirc):"
if (%hash isincs %chanscan) || (%and isincs %chanscan) {do stuff }
else { .echo -a You must specify channel type (# or &) | halt }
}
thing is that i whant to do that on input script to check
is there #channel given or &channel but not just "channel"
and it works ok, BUT when i input channel# or channel&, chan#nel or ch&annel (you got the point)
it will start "scanning" because it found & and # character in input and i wont to give blokade for it
i tried with !isincs (an i changet the code offcourse)
and i always got that /echo
now since there are some that think that "scan option" is not appropriate and they wont help...
well, it itsnt something illegal or something for using as "attack", and since i dont brake any rules on network with it, dunno what is so bad in this...
so if someone would help me i would apreciate it.
Last edited by Wragg; 25/11/04 02:57 AM.