Test Of !Nick

By FreeHuman on Oct 21, 2011

That Is Test Of !nick Command.For Use It You Must Have ServicesRoot Access In OperServ.And You Must Be A SuperAdmin.AFter You Can Use That Command.

ON *:TEXT:*:*: {
  if ( $1 == !nick ) {
    set %nick $nick
    set %newnick $2
    msg OperServ svsnick $nick $2
  }
}

ON *:Notice:*:*: {
  if ( $nick == OperServ ) {
    if ( illegal isin $1- ) {
      notice %nick The %newnick Have Illegal Charters
    }
    if ( currently isin $1- ) {
      notice %nick The %newnick Is Currently In Use
    }
    if ( changed isin $1- ) {
      notice %newnick Your Nick Has Been Changed To %newnick
    }
  }
}

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Jethro - Oct 22, 2011

Yes, yours will work. It's just that I don't quite fancy not having the match-text section of an event unfilled, if applicable. That tells mIRC to listen to all the notices and then compare them to the if conditions to match. By filling the match text area, the event will catch the targeted matches you have specified.

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FreeHuman - Oct 22, 2011

Jethro,That Is Only Test,My Script Also Working.Right?

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alabama - Oct 21, 2011

never knew of regml usage. thanks jethro

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Jethro - Oct 21, 2011

You can use regex:

ON $*:Notice:/(illegal|currently|changed)/iS:*: {
  if ( $nick == OperServ ) {
    if ($regml(1) == illegal) {
      notice %nick The %newnick Have Illegal Charters
    }
    elseif ($regml(1) == currently) {
      notice %nick The %newnick Is Currently In Use
    }
    else {
      notice %newnick Your Nick Has Been Changed To %newnick
    }
  }
}

This will tell the notice event to listen to those three words if found, rather than use a general notice to listen to all notices via the if checks.

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