Ignore by address on input

By Alpha Atom on Jan 03, 2011

Ignores a user by their address, since obviously, it's a pain to type out /ignore !@foo.foo.foo everytime. I mean, you could just type /ignore User but that way, if they change nick, they're no longer ignored. But anyway, it works by simply typing:

.ignore NICKHERE

You can also unignore them by using:

.rignore NICKHERE

It's pretty simple, but it's also pretty useful :D

on *:INPUT:#:{
  if ($1 == .ignore) {
    /ignore $address($2,2)
    /timer -h 1 50 /echo User: $2 succesfully ignored.
  }
  if ($1 == .rignore) {
    /ignore -r $address($2,2)
    /timer -h 1 50 /echo User: $2 succesfully unignored.
  }
}

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Savage_CL - Jan 06, 2011

jonesy44, funny.
Jethro_, didn't notice that lol. wasn't thinking at that point. it was really late in the night.

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Jethro - Jan 05, 2011

Savage_CL, you forgot to change $2 to $1 when you converted the original code to aliases. In addition, you can simply use:

/ignore $$1 2

to ignore the type 2 address, and

/ignore -r $$1 2

to remove.

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Jonesy44 - Jan 05, 2011

People with enormous egos generally like to state the fact that they're going to ignore someone ;)

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Savage_CL - Jan 05, 2011

This uses INPUT commands which still sends the text through to the servers. I suggest aliases.

ALIAS Ignore {
ignore $address($2,2)
timer -h 1 50 /echo User: $2 succesfully ignored.
}
ALIAS unignore {
/ignore -r $address($2,2)
/timer -h 1 50 /echo User: $2 succesfully unignored.
}

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