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This example echos the total number of addresses in your IAL. | This example echos the total number of addresses in your IAL. | ||
echo -a $ial(*Dana@staff.quakenet.org,1).nick | echo -a $ial(*Dana@staff.quakenet.org,1).nick | ||
| − | This one would echo ''Dana'', as it's the first and probably | + | This one would echo ''Dana'', as it's the first and probably only matching nick. |
[[ialmark]] Dana This is Dana! | [[ialmark]] Dana This is Dana! | ||
echo -a $ial(Dana).mark | echo -a $ial(Dana).mark | ||
| − | At first, we mark Dana with ''This is Dana!'' and then we echo it. | + | At first, we mark ''Dana'' with ''This is Dana!'' and then we echo it. |
| − | To get all matching | + | To get all matching nicknames, you could use: |
; at first initialize the looping-variable | ; at first initialize the looping-variable | ||
[[var]] %i = 1 | [[var]] %i = 1 | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 21 November 2005
Returns the Nth address matching mask in the IAL.
$ial(nick/mask,N)
Properties: nick, user, host, addr, mark
If N is 0, it returns the total number of matching masks.
Example
echo -a $ial(*,0)
This example echos the total number of addresses in your IAL.
echo -a $ial(*Dana@staff.quakenet.org,1).nick
This one would echo Dana, as it's the first and probably only matching nick.
ialmark Dana This is Dana! echo -a $ial(Dana).mark
At first, we mark Dana with This is Dana! and then we echo it.
To get all matching nicknames, you could use:
; at first initialize the looping-variable var %i = 1 ; begin to loop through all matching nicks. $ial(*staff*,0) returns the total amount of entry matching *staff* while (%i <= $ial(*!*@staff.quakenet.org,0)) { ; echo them echo -a $ial(*!*@staff.quakenet.org,%i).nick ; increase looping variable inc %i }
This example would echo all nicks with the address *!*@staff.quakenet.org, that are in your IAL.
