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alias masskick {
unset %total
set %count.nick 0
set %total $nick(#,0)
:start
inc %count.nick
if (%count.nick > %total) { halt }
if ($nick(#,%count.nick) == $me) { goto start }
else { kick # $nick(#,%count.nick) Masskick Everyone is kicked so don't take it personal . | goto start }
}

I need a protect on the tag: rotk`

Can someone create that for me?

Quote:

alias masskick {
set %count.nick 0
set %total $nick(#,0)
:start
inc %count.nick
if (%count.nick > %total) { halt }
if (rotk' isin $nick(#,%count.nick)) { goto start }
if ($nick(#,%count.nick) == $me) { goto start }
else { kick # $nick(#,%count.nick) Masskick Everyone is kicked so don't take it personal . | goto start }
}

I need a protect on the tag: rotk`

Can someone create that for me?

im not sure what rotk' tag stands for is it the nick if so i scripted it in your script otherwise explain a bit more please

I'd use iswm so that you're not matching that tag at the end of the nick or in the middle of the nick.

Code:

alias masskick {
  [color:blue]; Check to see if the alias is typed inside a channel, or if a channel name is specified.  If not, give error and exit.[/color]
  if ($chan == $null &amp;&amp; $1 == $null) { echo -a ERROR: Use this command in a channel, or specify the channel to use. | return }
  [color:blue]; Set %chan to either the current channel or to $1.[/color]
  if ($1 != $null) {
    var %chan = $1
  }
  else var %chan = $chan
  [color:blue]; Check to see if you have ops.  If not, give an error and halt.[/color]
  if ($me !isop %chan) { echo -a ERROR: You are not opped in the channel. | return }
  var %c = 1
  var %i = $nick(%chan,0)
  while (%c &lt;= %i) {
    var %nick = $nick(%chan,%c)
    [color:blue]; Check to see if the nick is $me, or if the nick has the rotk' tag at the beginning of the nick.  If either is true, skip the nick.  Otherwise, continue with the kick.[/color]
    if (rotk'* !iswm %nick &amp;&amp; %nick != $me) { 
      kick %chan %nick Masskick Everyone is kicked so don't take it personal.
    }
    inc %c
  }
}

As you can see, I've added some error checking. I also got rid of those annoying GOTOs and swapped sets for vars.

Use: /masskick [#chan]

You can type /masskick inside a channel and it will work, or you can type /masskick #channelname anywhere and it will work for the channel specified.

I never knew you could have ASCII nicknames, I guess you do learn something new every day..

-Andy

ASCII nick names? Where did that come from?

Code:

if (rotk[color:red]'[/color]* !iswm %nick &amp;&amp; %nick != $me) {

There is illegal characters in that, just didn't think IRC supported that that's all.

-Andy

An apostrophe is an illegal character? Why?

It wont add it to your nickname:

/nick SladeKraven' - Changes my nickname to SladeKraven without the apostrophe.

/nick SladeKraven'' (2 apostrophes) - Returns SladeKraven' Erroneus Nickname

-Andy

That's interesting. I could have sworn I'd seen nicks with apostrophes in them. Maybe I'm imagining things, or perhaps some networks allow them. Oh well. Maybe it's not really an apostrophe he's talking about and is the ` instead.

He is talking about `, not ':

Quote:

I need a protect on the tag: rotk`

Heh. So he is.

Updated for the correct type of apostrophe:

Code:

alias masskick {
  [color:blue]; Check to see if the alias is typed inside a channel, or if a channel name is specified.  If not, give error and exit.[/color]
  if ($chan == $null &amp;&amp; $1 == $null) { echo -a ERROR: Use this command in a channel, or specify the channel to use. | return }
  [color:blue]; Set %chan to either the current channel or to $1.[/color]
  if ($1 != $null) {
    var %chan = $1
  }
  else var %chan = $chan
  [color:blue]; Check to see if you have ops.  If not, give an error and halt.[/color]
  if ($me !isop %chan) { echo -a ERROR: You are not opped in the channel. | return }
  var %c = 1
  var %i = $nick(%chan,0)
  while (%c &lt;= %i) {
    var %nick = $nick(%chan,%c)
    [color:blue]; Check to see if the nick is $me, or if the nick has the rotk' tag at the beginning of the nick.  If either is true, skip the nick.  Otherwise, continue with the kick.[/color]
    if (rotk`* !iswm %nick &amp;&amp; %nick != $me) { 
      kick %chan %nick Masskick Everyone is kicked so don't take it personal.
    }
    inc %c
  }
}