By Master-Of-Death on Aug 06, 2009exactly what the title suggests
to use it type /add to ignore a user.
or /del to unignore a user.
alias add { set %user $1
.guser ignore %user
}
alias del { set %user $1
.guser unignore %user
}
on ignore:TEXT:*:*:{ halt
}
on ignore:JOIN:#:{ halt
}
on ignire:QUIT:#:{ halt
}
on ignore:ACTION:#:{ halt
}
alias add { set %user $1
.guser ignore %user
}
alias del { set %user $1
.guser unignore %user
}
on ignore:TEXT:::{ halt
}
on ignore:JOIN:#:{ halt
}
on ignire:QUIT:#:{ halt
}
on ignore:ACTION:#:{ halt
}
Well i guess if your going to completely block somone you could do it better.
alias add .guser ignore $1
alias del .guser unignore $1
on ignore:TEXT:*:*:halt
on ignore:JOIN:#:halt
on ignore:QUIT:#:halt
on ignore:ACTION:*:halt
That just looks better in my opinion. I didnt actually check the coding or anything and im not good at guser command because i never use mircs default stuff so w/e.