Racism Filter - Version 1.0

By dezzertv on Dec 11, 2011

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since i won't advertise racism replace word 1 - 9 with common racist words (You can add more if you wish)

this can also be used to make a swear filter :).

on *:TEXT:*:#: { 
  if ($me isop #) {
    if ($nick !isop $chan) && ($regex($1-,/(word1|word2|word3|word4|word5|word6|word 7|word8|Word9)/g)) { 
      kick $chan $nick | msg $chan --> $nick $+ , We don't support racism here be gone >( 
    } 
  }
}

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dezzertv - Dec 11, 2011

yeah guys im a newb to regex and ty for the advice jethro :) > liked your advice.

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Jethro - Dec 11, 2011

That's when the $& aka line break identifier comes in handy:

var %w = /word1|word2|word3|word4|word5|$&
$+ word6|word 7|word8|Word9|...|...|...|...|...|$&
$+ .../iS
if ($regex($1-,%w)) {

this allows you to break up a long line of code into the next one and so on...

The downside is that $& cannot apply to on text regex. ^^ I'm fairly certain that you can do it through the $regex() without using a temp variable as shown, but I have yet to give it a whirl.

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Frenetic - Dec 11, 2011

Yeah..but by the time that's done it'd be too big to fit into mIRC's remotes, well without it cutting off at least. Lol.

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Jethro - Dec 11, 2011

It's a no-brainer really that the way of using regex to look for bad words is that you have to keep on adding them until you have everything covered...

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Frenetic - Dec 11, 2011

It's all very nice & well but what if they say something not on the "filter" lol

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Jethro - Dec 11, 2011

You can "simplify" it a tad:

on $@*:text:/word1|word2|word3|word4|word5|word6|word 7|word8|Word9/iS:#:{ 
  if ($nick !isop #) { 
    kick # $nick We don't support racism here be gone >( 
  } 
}

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