kill kline dot command

By itsmefahad on Jan 23, 2011

Auto kill / kline function use in dot commands , its just a demo script for your facility you can easily edit as per your usage.

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;Start Of Auto Kill Commands
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on 1:load:{
  echo -a Sucessfully Load Complete Auto Kill On Short Keys
  echo -a Total : 1107 characters, 150 words, 23 lines
  echo -a Created On Wednesday, February 21, 2007.
  echo -a Script Coded For chat.dodear.com:6666 
  echo -a Author: Fahad 
  echo -a Report Your Bugs/Comments/Suggestion Mail Me At 12[ 4itsmefahad@gmail.com 12]
}

ON *:INPUT:#:{
  if ($1 == .kline) { /os akill ADD $$?="Host/Ip?" $$?="Reason Of AutoKill?" } halt
  if ($1 == .klinet) { /os akill TIME $$?="Time Of Kilne (1d , 1h)?" $$?="Ip/Host?" $$?="Reason Of AutoKill?" } halt
  if ($1 == .klineadv) { /os akill ADD $$?="Host/Ip?" Advertising / Inviting / Spamming Not Allowed On This Network. } halt
  if ($1 == .klineswear) { /os akill ADD $$?="Host/Ip?" [Swearing] You have said an unacceptable word in your message. You need to work on your social skills.} halt  
  }

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sunslayer - Jan 24, 2011

preference really, imo it makes the code look cleaner

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Jethro - Jan 24, 2011

A bit off topic...why do people like to /return or /halt when they can negate by using !

if ($readini(mirc.ini,text,commandchar) != $left($1,1)) {

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sunslayer - Jan 24, 2011

that may be so, but if they change the command character Teen's example won't halt

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jaytea - Jan 23, 2011

$mircini is safer than assuming 'mirc.ini' points to the INI file mIRC is currently using :P and '/' continues to function as a usable command prefix even after selecting another character in Options -> Other.

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sunslayer - Jan 23, 2011

if ($readini(mirc.ini,text,commandchar) == $left($$1,1)) { ... }

is safer then assuming that the command character is /

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_Teen_ - Jan 23, 2011

i dont know which Flags do u use for IRCops on your server, but most of servers use +o for Globals and +O for locals

On *:Input:#:{
 if (/* iswm $left($1,1)) && ($ctrlenter) || ($inpaste) { return }
 if (O isincs $usermode) { commands }
}

the $ctrlenter and $inpaste will prevent it run the command if the user press ctrl+enter, or its a ctrl+v action (inpaste)

by the way the if (O isincs $usermode) will check if you have IRCop status to do it

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D34th - Jan 23, 2011

Shouldnt it be more like this?


  On *:Input:#:{
  if (/ !isin $left($1,1)) {
  if ($$1 == .kline) { os akill ADD $$?="Host/Ip?" $$?="Reason Of AutoKill?" | halt }
  if ($$1 == .klinet) { os akill TIME $$?="Time Of Kilne (1d , 1h)?" $$?="Ip/Host?" $$?="Reason Of AutoKill?" | halt }
  if ($$1 == .klineadv) { os akill ADD $$?="Host/Ip?" Advertising / Inviting / Spamming Not Allowed On This Network. | halt }
  if ($$1 == .klineswear) { os akill ADD $$?="Host/Ip?" [Swearing] You have said an unacceptable word in your message. You need to work on your social skills. | halt }  
  }
}

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