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This example will check if someones host is <QAuth>.users.quakenet.org and if it is, use banmask type 2 on them, else use mask type 3. | This example will check if someones host is <QAuth>.users.quakenet.org and if it is, use banmask type 2 on them, else use mask type 3. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | [[$ial]] returns the Nth address matching mask in the IAL. | + | * [[$ial]] returns the Nth address matching mask in the IAL. |
[[Category:Nick and Address Identifiers]] | [[Category:Nick and Address Identifiers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:10, 29 June 2007
Searches the Internal Address List for the address associated with the specified nickname.
$address(nickname,type)
Note that if the Internal Address List doesn't contain a matching nickname, the identifier returns $null.
To get a list of all types, look at $mask.
Example
echo -a $address(Dana,5)
This example will return Dana!dana@staff.quakenet.org.
mode $chan -o+b $nick $iif(*.users.quakenet.org iswm $address($nick,2),$v2,$address($nick,3))
This example will check if someones host is <QAuth>.users.quakenet.org and if it is, use banmask type 2 on them, else use mask type 3.
See Also
- $ial returns the Nth address matching mask in the IAL.
