Repeat Kicker.

By ReQueST on Jul 17, 2004

This isnt a line repeat kicker, but this kicks on users that type like this:

Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi You can change the amount of repeated words. (By changing the number after the ">" in: "if ($wildtok(%text,$gettok(%text,%i,32),0,32) >= 10)" ) And again, you need an (@) Operator status to kick people. ```mirc on *:TEXT:*:#channelweretouseit: { if ($checkToks($$1-)) && ($nick !isop #) { kick $chan $nick Stop repeating. Stop repeating. Stop repeating. Stop repeating. Stop repeating. } } alias checkToks { var %text = $$1-, %i = 0 while (%i <= $numtok(%text,32)) { if ($wildtok(%text,$gettok(%text,%i,32),0,32) >= 10) { return 1 } inc %i } return } ```

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Marky - Mar 03, 2012

This is nice. how about repetitive sentence ??

this is a example sentence this is a example sentence this is a example sentence is there anyway to prevent these ?

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[HANZam] - Jul 03, 2009

how about, a warning. Probably 2 warnings if they continued using repeated letters. Then kick on the 3rd time. Can u modified for me if im not asking too much.. :)

thnks

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Jethro - Mar 01, 2009

@ReQueST: You can do this with regex and it does the same thing:

on @$*:TEXT:/(.\s)\1{10}/:#:if ($nick !isop #) kick # $nick Stop repeating!

@fahabalboa: If you want to use the author's script above, all you need to do is change >= 10 to >= 4 The same goes the one I'm showing here change it to {4}

The above version will match space between repeated words. If you want to match letters like 11111111111111 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm without spaces, just remove \s as such:

on @$*:TEXT:/(.)\1{10}/:#:if ($nick !isop #) kick # $nick Stop repeating!

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fahadbalboa - Mar 01, 2009

Can You Change It For Me ?

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fahadbalboa - Mar 01, 2009

I want 4 times Repeat Kick I dont know How to change ?

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