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Per Amundsen, 05/04/2015 12:13 AM
| 1 | 1 | Per Amundsen | _Added in 1.9.7_ |
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| 3 | *$ulist(nick!userid@address,L,N)* |
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| 5 | Returns the Nth address in the Users list that matches the specified address and level. |
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| 7 | If you do not specify a full address, it completes the address with wildcards. |
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| 8 | If you do not specify N, the first matching address is returned. |
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| 9 | If you specify L, only matching addresses that contain the specified level are returned. |
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| 11 | L and N are optional, but if you specify L, you must specify N. |
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| 13 | *Parameters* |
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| 15 | nick!userid@address - Address to match. |
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| 16 | L - Access level to match. |
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| 17 | N - The N'th match. |
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| 19 | *Properties* |
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| 21 | .info - Returns the information field of the matched address. |
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| 23 | *Example* |
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| 25 | <pre> |
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| 26 | ; Lookup all addresss and print the number of matches. |
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| 27 | /echo -ag $ulist(*,0) |
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| 29 | ; Lookup any address and print the first one. |
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| 30 | /echo -ag $ulist(*,1) |
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| 31 | </pre> |