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Quia
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Is there a way to make a ban that would effect only people who have three numbers in their userid?
I thought that ? was a number wildcard by the way it was described under $address, but testing proved otherwise.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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? is a wildcard for any 1 character, not just numbers.
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Hoopy frood
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Usage: /3ban <channel> <channel> is optional, but if there's no channel provided, via another means, you will be prompted for it. alias 3ban {
set %chan $iif(!$1 && !$chan,$$?="Channel Name",$iif($1,$1,$chan))
var %a = 1
while %a <= $nick(%chan,0) {
var %c = 1, %d = $right($gettok($address($nick(%chan,%a),0),1,64),-2)
while %c <= $len(%d) {
if $mid(%d,%c,3) isnum {
if $me isop %chan {
.ban -k %chan $nick(%chan,%a)
%c = %d
}
}
inc %c
}
inc %a
}
}
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schaefer31
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You might possibly want to be more specific about the numbers. Are they located at a specific spot of the userid, such as the start or end? That could possibly make detecting it a bit easier. @RusselB there's a small problem using isnum the way you have in your code in that it would see a 2 digit negative number as a "3" digit number when it shouldn't, although I don't know how likely that is to happen. You should probably specify the range to be 100-999. You might also want to make the isop check before the initial loop, as it would be useless to loop through the nicks in a channel where the OP isn't opped. Again, I don't know how likely that is to happen either 
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Quia
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Guess I should have been a little more specific.  The intent of the ban is to keep out spammers. My channel gets a lot of them, and I'd say about 95% of them have an automatically generated userid that contains a letter and several numbers, at least three but usually more like 4-6. Anyways, I think you answered my question.. There is no handy number-only version of ?. 
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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There is no handy number-only version of ?. There's always regex.
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schaefer31
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I'm a bit confused here. By userid are you referring to the nickname or the ident? Also are the "userids" always just one letter followed by numbers?
In my other post, I forgot to consider that the first number could have been a zero, so the isnum would fail. A simple regex would indeed be better suited.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Good point regarding the negative number option (and the same thing would apply to a two digit number with a decimal/period).
The op should be able to make the modifications that you suggested to my code.
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HuMoR
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# its the wilcard to a number on some servers...
Eg:
//mode # +b Guest###
Banned Users: Guest345 Guest234
But Guest23 not banned
Try +b ###@* to ban a user with only 3 numbers on his userid...
Cya!.-
Last edited by HuMoR; 25/03/07 10:32 AM.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Using a wildcard that is only valid on certain networks isn't usually a good idea if there is another method that works on all.
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Hoopy frood
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On most (if not all) networks that I've been on using the # symbol returns the name of the channel. So, if I was in #help, and tried your suggestion, it would return //moce #help +b Guest#help#help#help Since (to my knowledge) the # character can't be used in a nick, that would return an error stating that the nick isn't on the channel.
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