[Jakku]

I have a total blackout in GetPlayerIp. I wrote this:

pawn Код:

new ip[16];
  GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));
  if(!strcmp(ip, "85.76.*.*")) {
  Kick(playerid);
  }

Somehow, it doesn't take effect. Maybe I have a wrong syntax with the IP or something?

[DJDhan]

shouldn't it be Kick(playerid); ?

[Jakku]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJDhan shouldn't it be Kick(playerid); ?

Sorry, I wrote it wrong to this example. But this ain't my problem.

[WackoX]

pawn Код:

new ip[16];
  GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));
  if(!strcmp(ip, "85.76.*.*")) {
  Kick(playerid);
  }

You cannot use '*' with GetPlayerIp, try this:

pawn Код:

new ip[16];
  GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));
  if(!strcmp(ip, "85.76.", true, strlen(ip))) {
  Kick(playerid);
  }

[Calgon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jakku I have a total blackout in GetPlayerIp. I wrote this: pawn Код: new ip[16];  GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));  if(!strcmp(ip, "85.76.*.*")) {  Kick();  } Somehow, it doesn't take effect. Maybe I have a wrong syntax with the IP or something?

You can't use wildcards in strcmp().

pawn Код:

new ip[32];
    GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));
    if( strfind( ip, "85.76", true, 0 ) != -1 )
    {
      // They're on the 85.76.*.* range (we're checking the string (ip) from cell 0 to the last cell used in the substring.
        Kick( playerid );
    }

[Zeex]

Try this:

pawn Код:

if (strcmp(ip, "85.76", false, 5) == 0) // 5 means that strcmp compares only first 5 characters which are "85.76" 
{
  Kick(playerid);
}

Quote:

Originally Posted by Freddo [BINMAN ] pawn Код: new ip[32];     GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));     if( strfind( ip, "85.76", true, 0 ) != -1 )     {       // They're on the 85.76.*.* range (we're checking the string (ip) from cell 0 to the last cell used in the substring.         Kick( playerid );     }

Then *.*.85.76 will also match, and *.85.76.* too

[Calgon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeex Try this: pawn Код: if (strcmp(ip, "85.76", false, 5) == 0) // 5 means that strcmp compares only first 5 characters which are "85.76" {  Kick(playerid); } Quote: Originally Posted by Freddo [BINMAN ] pawn Код: new ip[32];     GetPlayerIp(playerid, ip, sizeof(ip));     if( strfind( ip, "85.76", true, 0 ) != -1 )     {       // They're on the 85.76.*.* range (we're checking the string (ip) from cell 0 to the last cell used in the substring.         Kick( playerid );     } Then *.*.85.76 will also match, and *.85.76.* too

Position (optional) The offset to start searching from.

for strfind, it's starting from 0.

[¤Adas¤]

OMG, lames! Freddo was first, who posted working code!

[Zeex]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Freddo [BINMAN ] Position (optional) The offset to start searching from. for strfind, it's starting from 0.

And what?

OK, then run this test function if you still don't believe me:

pawn Код:

test()
{
    new ip1[] = "85.76.255.255";
    new ip2[] = "255.85.76.255";
    new ip3[] = "255.255.85.76";

    if (strfind(ip1, "85.76", true, 0) != -1)
        print("ip1 matched");
    if (strfind(ip2, "85.76", true, 0) != -1)
        print("ip2 matched");
    if (strfind(ip3, "85.76", true, 0) != -1)
        print("ip3 matched");
}

the output is:

Код:

[23:32:02] ip1 matched
[23:32:02] ip2 matched
[23:32:02] ip3 matched

[¤Adas¤]

pawn Код:

if(!strcmp(ip, "xxx.xxx.", false, strlen("xxx.xxx."))) print("ok");

This one must work.