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# bnalias.list - List of Locally Defined Alias Commands #
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
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# #
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# This file can be used to define shortcuts for often-used commands or for #
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# unusually long commands. It can also be used to make custom emotes which #
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# are especially useful for non-English servers. #
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# #
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# Lines starting with a # are considered to be comments. #
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# The format is: #
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# @ #
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# aliasname [aliasshortcut1 [aliasshortcut2 [...]]] #
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# [!]text or command to type as if the player typed it #
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# [!]%Iinformation to print to the player #
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# [!]%Eerror to print to the player #
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# #
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# Where ! is either an integer representing the number of arguments given to #
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# the alias by the user or an asterisk (*) meaning it will match any number #
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# of arguments. The plus sign (+) will match with any non-zero number of #
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# arguments. #
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# #
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# There may be as many lines as you want following the aliasname. If #
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# multiple lines match they will be executed in the order they are listed. #
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# #
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# The text or command is actually formatted text as used in the bnmotd file. #
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# It contains special formatting characters which can be used to specify the #
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# type of message or substitue special values (the hostname, the player's #
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# own name, and many more). These all start with a percent sign (%). There #
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# are also special formatters which subsitute arguments which were entered #
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# by the user. These start with a dollar sign. #
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# #
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# $* - substitute all arguments here #
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# $0 through $9 - substitute that argument here (0 means the command) #
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# ${43} - substitute that argument here (0 means the command) #
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# ${-19} - substitute arguments 0-19 here #
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# ${2-} - substitue all arguments from 2 until the end here #
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# %a - Number of registered accounts #
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# %c - Number of existing channels #
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# %g - Number of running games #
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# %G - Number of games with the same clienttag #
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# %h - Hostname of the server #
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# %H - Contact name (as set in bnetd.conf) #
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# %i - The userid of the user #
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# %I - The username of the user #
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# %N - Name of the game the user has connected with #
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# %m - Check the user's mail #
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# %r - IP address of the user #
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# %s - Servername #
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# %t - The clienttag of the user #
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# %u - Number of users currently logged in #
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# %U - Number of users logged in with the same clienttag #
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# %v - Server version #
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# #
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# Examples #
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#@
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#//doubt //dt //d
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#[0]/me looks with doubt
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#[1+]/me looks at ${1-} with doubt
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#@
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#//numusers //nu
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#[0]%IThere are %u users online.
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#[0]%IThere are %g games online.
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#[0]%IThere are %c channels online.
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#[1+]%EThat command does not take any arguments.
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#@
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#//askban //ab
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#[2+]/w $1 Please ban ${2-}.
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#@
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#//statsme //sm
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#[0]/stats %u
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#@
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#//pvpgn
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#[*]/announce PVPGN rulez!
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#
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2005-12-06 13:45:13 -07:00
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