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Forum: Approved Plugins 05-16-2010, 00:00
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

What do you see happening that you believe shouldn't be?
Forum: Approved Plugins 05-11-2010, 17:41
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

One space:
\sOne or more spaces:
\s+Zero or more spaces:
\s*
Forum: Approved Plugins 05-10-2010, 14:57
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

I really don't know what you're asking for, P4rD0nM3. If you want to know what is used to denote a space, it's "\s".
Forum: Approved Plugins 10-29-2009, 11:16
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Thanks for your translation.

Why would you want the names to be read in from MySQL? The only rationale I can think of is that you want the same restrictions in place on multiple servers. Is...
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-31-2009, 16:55
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Yes.
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-31-2009, 14:47
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Make sure you have restnames_immunity set to 1.
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-31-2009, 13:08
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

In this plugin, regular expressions need to be lower case. All names are lower-cased before comparing them against the expressions.
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-30-2009, 01:42
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Paste a copy of your regex file.
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-29-2009, 18:26
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Both expressions would work, though what you had first could result in false positives. Replacement name is fine. If it works sometimes, then it should work every time, assuming the name matches...
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-06-2009, 09:02
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Oh... You know what, you're right. Sorry, I was a bit lost when I responded last time.

Now then.

If you know what you're doing you can make it change the name of the player and have the...
Forum: Approved Plugins 08-05-2009, 08:38
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Assuming the user doesn't change it after having left the server, it will remain the same.
Forum: Approved Plugins 07-27-2009, 13:56
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

If you use any of the following characters as literal characters, you need to preface them with a backslash:

[ \ ^ $ . | ? * + ( ) { }All other characters can be entered as they are.
Forum: Approved Plugins 07-09-2009, 13:59
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Chances are good that I won't have time. Having said that, my MSN is located both at the bottom of each of my posts and also in my profile.
Forum: Approved Plugins 07-08-2009, 17:27
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Thank you.


You can donate via this link...
Forum: Approved Plugins 07-08-2009, 09:37
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

The following regex will block all the examples you gave.
(\Asoul\s?\|)|(\|\s?soul\z)
Forum: Approved Plugins 07-07-2009, 08:54
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

What kind of help? You want to restrict names with "[unregistered]" in them? If so, the regex below will do it.

\[unregistered]
Forum: Approved Plugins 07-07-2009, 08:50
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

You can make it less effective but have a lower rate of false positives by escaping the periods, making them literal.

i.e.
\b\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\b

That will stop...
Forum: Approved Plugins 05-02-2009, 13:19
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Do you have a question?
Forum: Approved Plugins 04-30-2009, 20:23
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Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

The expression I gave is correct. The underscore is not a reserved character and so it doesn't need to be escaped like the other characters.

You can review http://www.regular-expressions.info/...
Forum: Approved Plugins 04-28-2009, 07:55
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

It'd be easiest to use two separate expressions to do the two things you want.

In the first regex, allow letters, digits, and whitespace plus the allowable symbols. A name with any other...
Forum: Approved Plugins 04-12-2009, 11:04
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

You could set it up to do that.
Forum: Approved Plugins 04-08-2009, 22:45
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

"(?<!dry\.a \| )billy"
Forum: Approved Plugins 04-08-2009, 11:20
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

The fact that it's two words doesn't mean anything. The problem is that it contains two reserved regex characters. Also, when you have a space in your regex, you need to enclose the entire regex in...
Forum: Approved Plugins 04-07-2009, 20:02
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

Depends. Are you using the beta version from my site or the version posted here? Easy using the beta version, as you'd put that string, lowercased, in the restnames.ini file (remember this is the...
Forum: Approved Plugins 03-20-2009, 09:14
Replies: 397
Views: 279,844
Posted By Brad
Re: Restrict Names 1.2a

@kishor_disouza:


It would have been nice if you would have indicated you tried and then showed what you tried.
<-\[d:evil]->
@InDepth:


This plugin RESTRICTS names, it doesn't ALLOW...
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