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| | {{mirc title|$address Identifier}}'''$address''' return the address of the user associated with an event in the form user@host, or of the specified user. | | {{mirc title|$address Identifier}}'''$address''' return the address of the user associated with an event in the form user@host, or of the specified user. |
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| − | If used without a parameter, this identifier is a local identifier existing only for the scope of an event and return the address of the user associated with an event in the form user@host. | + | If used without a parameter, this identifier is a local identifier, it only has a value for the scope of an event and return the address of the user associated with an event in the form user@host. |
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| | Otherwise, it returns the address of the specified nickname in the given type. | | Otherwise, it returns the address of the specified nickname in the given type. |
| | + | == Synopsis == |
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| − | == Synopsis ==
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| | <pre>$address</pre> | | <pre>$address</pre> |
| | <pre>$address(<nick>,<type>)</pre> | | <pre>$address(<nick>,<type>)</pre> |
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| − | '''Note''': $address returns $null string if the {{mIRC|$ial}} doesn't contain the address for this nick.
| + | == Paramters == |
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| − | == Parameters == | |
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| | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 50px;">'''<nick>'''</span>The nickname you want the address of. | | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 50px;">'''<nick>'''</span>The nickname you want the address of. |
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| | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 50px;">'''N'''</span>The type of address, a positive integer between 1-19. | | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 50px;">'''N'''</span>The type of address, a positive integer between 1-19. |
| − | <!-- //.parseline -qit :nick!user@host JOIN $active Testing :testing 1 2 3 -->
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| − | <!-- //var %x 0 | while (%x < 10) { echo -ag * %x $+ : $address(nick,%x) | inc %x } -->
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| − | * 0: *!user@host
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| − | * 1: *!*user@host
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| − | * 2: *!*@host
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| − | * 3: *!*user@host
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| − | * 4: *!*@host
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| − | * 5: nick!user@host
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| − | * 6: nick!*user@host
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| − | * 7: nick!*@host
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| − | * 8: nick!*user@host
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| − | * 9: nick!*@host
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| − | Type 10-19 are same as types 0-9 except asterisks in host are expanded to the text they replaced, then all numbers are replaced by question marks.<br />
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| − | Masks are case-insensitive and assigned by the internet provider, but IRC servers often provide user mode +x to help disguise them.
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| − | '''Note:''' Using the NICK portion of an address mask can cause a false negative when it keeps from matching someone if they're using one of their other nicks, and can cause a false positive if the server doesn't prevent people from using that nick without identifying to Nickserv.
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| − | "user" is easily changeable by someone editing their mIRC settings then reconnecting to the server. Be careful about using Type-4 mask to defend against that, because the @*.host {{mirc|wildcard}} can match other users who also use the same internet provider. Disguised IP masks created by usermode +x are in the format of hexnumber#1.hexnumber#2.hexnumber#3.IP. For IPv4 addresses, the default method for creating the shadow mask is built on IP address style N1.N2.N3.N4, and hexnumber#3 is the same for all IP addresses N1.N2.*.*, hexnumber#2 is the same for all N1.N2.N3.* addresses, and generates the same disguised IP address each time the same IP address is scrambled.<br />
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| | == Properties == | | == Properties == |
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| | ;or just in an editbox | | ;or just in an editbox |
| | //echo -a $address(nick,2) | | //echo -a $address(nick,2) |
| − | </source>
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| − | '''Bug:''' mIRC incorrectly creates {{mirc|wildcard}} mask *user as if disabling identd drops the 1st character of userid in order to add the ~ tilde and as if it doesn't drop the 10th letter of the UserID in order to fit the tilde into a 10-character UserID string. mIRC creates *user by replacing the 1st letter of USER with an asterisk, regardless whether or not it's a tilde - i.e. $+(*,$mid(UserID,2)). This causes a wildcard mask for an identd UserID of 10 characters that isn't matched both with/without identd enabled, and needlessly matches short UserID hosts which differ only in the first letter.<br />
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| − | If your UserID string is ABCDEFGHIJ, your address appears like ABCDEFGHIJ@host when identd is enabled and appears as ~ABCDEFGHI@host when it's disabled. When identd is enabled, the Type-3 *user mask is *BCDEFGHIJ@*.host, and *ABCDEFGHI@*.host when identd is disabled. (The server drops the last letter of the UserID only when the tilde causes the length to exceed 10, so RAT@host losing identd becomes address ~RAT@host without dropping the ending letter.)<br />
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| − | The identd-enabled and identd-disabled Type-3 address masks of 10-character UserID's don't match each other because of the masks disagree over whether the UserID always ends with the J or always ends with an I. Also, the unneccessary removal of a non-tilde at the beginning of *user causes it to see an identd-enabled RAT@host and create Type-3 *AT@*.host mask which matches CAT@host, SAT@host, FAT@host, etc.
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| − | This alias returns a slight alteration of $address(nick,3) which matches both identd/non-identd nicks, and limits false matches of other UserID's. It can be called like: //echo -a $address3alt(nick)
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| − | <source lang="mIRC">
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| − | /address3alt {
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| − | var %user $gettok($gettok($address($1,5),1,64),2,33)
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| − | if (~* iswm %user) { var %user * $+ $mid(%user,2) $+ $iif($len(%user) isnum 10-,*) }
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| − | else { var %user * $+ $left(%user,9) $+ $iif($len(%user) isnum 9-,*) }
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| − | return * $+ $chr(33) $+ %user $+ @ $+ $gettok($address($1,3),2-,64)
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| − | }
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| | </source> | | </source> |
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| | == See Also == | | == See Also == |
| − | * {{mIRC|$mask}}
| + | {{mIRC|$fulladdress}} |
| − | * {{mIRC|$ial}}
| + | {{mIRC|$site}} |
| − | * {{mIRC|$fulladdress}}
| + | {{mIRC|$wildsite}} |
| − | * {{mIRC|$site}}
| + | {{mIRC|$adress()}} |
| − | * {{mIRC|$wildsite}}
| + | {{mIRC|$atan}} |
| − | | + | [[Category:MIRC identifiers]] |
| − | [[Category:mIRC identifiers|address]] | |
