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alias checkk {
var %a = 1,%lev = $iif($1,$1,*)
while $ulist(*,%lev,%a) {
echo 4 -a -> %a $+($level($v1),:,$v1)
inc %a
}
}
I use the code above to scan what I have in users list, but how do you make it tell you there's nothing added in it using "else" ?
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Hoopy frood
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Try this:
alias checkk {
var %a = 1,%lev = $iif($1,$1,*)
if ($ulist(*,%lev,%a) == 0) echo 4 -a -> 0 results
while $ulist(*,%lev,%a) {
echo 4 -a -> %a $+($level($v1),:,$v1)
inc %a
}
}
-genius_at_work
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Hoopy frood
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I'm afraid nothing shows.
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Hoopy frood
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alias checkk {
var %a = 1,%lev = $iif($1,$1,*)
if ($ulist(*,%lev,0) == 0) echo 4 -a -> 0 results
while $ulist(*,%lev,%a) {
echo 4 -a -> %a $+($level($v1),:,$v1)
inc %a
}
}
-genius_at_work
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Fjord artisan
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Doesnt that if statement require brackets?
...nvm, works fine without, so I guess not.
Last edited by OrionsBelt; 27/01/08 10:46 PM.
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Hoopy frood
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You can get away with not using { } if there's only one command to perform. The main thing to watch out for is this: if (x) echo -a this triggers when the if is $true | echo -a this triggers no matter what, whilst some would expect it to trigger only if the if was $true
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Thanks for the explanation hixxy
Never knew that was possible
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Hoopy frood
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It's possible, and has been said to be faster. However, I personally find it harder to read quickly. I'd rather see the {}'s used appropriately than not, but that's just my personal preference. At the same time, I don't overdo the ()'s in IF's. if (this == that && that == this) {} instead of if (this == that) && (that == this) {} or if ((this == that) && (that == this)) {} I'll only add the extra ()'s when order of operation is needed. Again, just my personal preference. 
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Nice piece of code, could come in handy here but have 1 question about it.
It fit's more situations but ok.
I never understood the loop mechanism and i'm trying to strip the output of this snippet.Fixed. alias checkk {
var %a = 1
if ($ulist(*,0) == 0) echo 4 -a -> 0 results
while $ulist(*,%a) {
echo @users -> %a $v1
inc %a
}
}
Last edited by ots654685; 31/03/08 02:57 PM.
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After playing with this and modified it i noticed using levels is more handy for me but i can't manage to get out put sorted:
now it gives me this
-> 1 group1:user1!*user1@localhost
-> 2 group2:user4!*user4@localhost
-> 3 group2:user5!*user5@localhost
-> 4 group1:user2!*user2@localhost
-> 5 group1:user3!*user3@localhost
-> 6 group2:user6!*user6@localhost
But i would like to see something like this
group1
user1
user2
user3
group2
user4
user5
user6
Last part of <useraddress> (!*user6@localhost) is need for script but not needed in output but i don't know how to strip that.
More simple would be sorting user.ini and give that as output but i'm trying to understand current piece of code and extend it with other options
Last edited by ots654685; 01/04/08 04:35 PM.
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alias checkk {
var %a = 1,%lev = $iif($1,$1,*)
if ($ulist(*,%lev,0) == 0) echo 5 -a -> 0 results
while $ulist(*,%lev,%a) {
echo 6 -a -> User $+ $remove(%a,$null)$+($level(!$v1),$v1))
inc %a
}
}This might do the trick. I can get User1, User2, User3 etc...
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@Tomao:
That does the trick for sorting but still struggling with sorting it by group
echo output:
group1
user1
user2
user3
group2
user4
user5
user6
Thanks for helping anyway
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