Scripting.

Right, So, got a unique situation, Got some faggot on IRC that i need to block in certain channels only. Using mIRC 6.21 and I just can't get it.

on ^*:text:*:#:{
  if ($address($nick,2) iswm Hiro!@[nethere]-a2c76621.res.rr.com) { haltdef }
  if ($address($nick,2) iswm Hiro!@Tempest.Swordsman) { haltdef }
  if ($address($nick,2) iswm Hiro!@[nethere]-f1099540.res.rr.com) { haltdef }
  if ($chan !isin %hirowhitelist) { haltdef }
}
on ^*:action:*:#:{
  if ($address($nick,2) iswm Hiro!@[nethere]-a2c76621.res.rr.com) { haltdef }
  if ($address($nick,2) iswm Hiro!@Tempest.Swordsman) { haltdef }
  if ($address($nick,2) iswm Hiro!@[nethere]-f1099540.res.rr.com) { haltdef }
  if ($chan !isin %hirowhitelist) { haltdef }
}


Heres the base, the issue is, it ignores in ALL channels, not just the ones on his variable.

The pleasure of being blocked inside

no 1 carez

Name:Rahul Brahmbhatt
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Do something about it, annoy this asshole!

Try this:
on ^*:text:*:#:{
  if ($chan !isin %hirowhitelist) {
    if ($address($nick,7) iswm Hiro!*@*.res.rr.com) || ($address($nick,7) iswm Hiro!*@Tempest.Swordsman) {
      haltdef
    }
  }
}

First, it checks to see if # is in the whtielist variable, then it checks the pattern Hiro!*@*.res.rr.com to $address(n,7) (nicname!*@address.here) if both of these return then it'll haltdef.

try this
on ^*:text:*:#:{
  if ($chan !isin %hirowhitelist) {
    if ($address($nick,7) iswm Hiro!*@*.res.rr.com) || ($address($nick,7) iswm Hiro!*@Tempest.Swordsman) {
      haltdef
    }
  }
}

checks whitelist and address
uses address,7
uses wildcard in the ip-range

shit, sorry-- lagging a lot from bittorrent, ignore the double post (the same for the on text can be applied to the action)

ok so who ever put that number and stuff on here better fess up or ima bring the police into this. got me? who the fuck did it?!?!??!