Forums Scripts & Popups command ignore script problem

ON *:TEXT:!command:*:{
  if (%4ignore $+ $nick == $null) {
    /set %4ignore $+ $nick 1
  }
  elseif (%4ignore $+ $nick !== $null) {
    if (%4ignore $+ $nick > 10) {
      /msg $nick Maxed out. You have gone over the allotted msgs
      /msg $nick Ignoring your messages for 5 minutes.
      /ignore -pcntikdu10 $nick $+ !*@*
      /unset %4ignore $+ $nick
      /echo MAX for $nick 
    }
    elseif (%4ignore $+ $nick < 10) {
      /inc -u30 %4ignore $+ $nick 1     
    }
  }
}

on *:TEXT:!command:*:{
  if $eval($+(%,4ignore,$nick),2) > 10 {
    msg $nick Maxed out. You have gone over the allotted msgs
    msg $nick Ignoring your messages for 5 minutes.
    .ignore -u10 $nick
    unset $+(%,4ignore,$nick)
    echo MAX for $nick
    return
  }
  ; Check to see if the -u switch should be used or not.
  if $eval($+(%,4ignore,$nick),2) { inc $+(%,4ignore,$nick) }
  else inc -u30 $+(%,4ignore,$nick)
  ;
  ; Here you would put your commands for this event.
  ;
}

ON *:TEXT:!command:*:{
  [color:green]; ths "if null" is pointless from the variable perspective.[/color]
  [color:green]; The /inc will make null values default to 1 after being executed[/color]
  /inc -u10 %4ignore [color:red][[/color] $+ [color:red][[/color] $nick [color:red]] ][/color] 1

  [color:green]; check for limit[/color]
  if (%4ignore [color:red][[/color] $+ [color:red][[/color] $nick [color:red]] ][/color] >= 10) {
      /msg $nick Maxed out. You have gone over the allotted msgs
      /msg $nick Ignoring your messages for 5 minutes.
      [color:green]; using address 1 is the same as nick!*@*[/color]
      /ignore -pcntikdu[color:red]300[/color] $address($nick, 1)
      /unset %4ignore [color:red][[/color] $+ [color:red][[/color] $nick [color:red]] ][/color]
      /echo MAX for $nick
    }
  }
}