[Greyscale]

PrintToConsole(0, "") will error won't it?

Or does it just print to server console? You should look at PrintToServer()

[pRED*]

There's no point in looping the full length of the string.

The last character of the name will be followed by a null terminator which has the integer value 0 or char value '\0'

So you can loop

while (num = nameBuf[i++])
{
		if (num>160)
		{
			uni=true;
		}
}

or similar.

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Originally Posted by pRED* There's no point in looping the full length of the string. The last character of the name will be followed by a null terminator which has the integer value 0 or char value '\0' So you can loop while (num = nameBuf[i++]) { if (num>160) { uni=true; } } or similar.

thats not a real performance issue thus linear memory access is not that expensive. but i'll look for that. i am planing a next version which is somehow more advanced in its behavior which will include a check for the string terminator. this first pre-release was just something like a feasibility study.

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Originally Posted by Greyscale PrintToConsole(0, "") will error won't it? Or does it just print to server console? You should look at PrintToServer()

it's the server console. but you're right PrintToServer does the same. I'll replace this for better readability of the code.

[J@y-R]

A Kick function had nice

Greetz
JaY

[sfPlayer]

you are comparing individual characters in an utf-8 encoded string and not real unicode values.

I hacked something together to convert it properly, but it's untested.

PHP Code:

nameCheck(clientSlot) { 
    decl String:nameBuf[128];
     
    if (GetClientName(clientSlot, nameBuf, sizeof(nameBuf))) { 
        new badcharcount=0;
         
        for (new i=0; nameBuf[i]; i++) {
            decl ucValue;
            new cc = nameBuf[i];
            if (cc & 1<<7) {
                if (cc & 1<<6) { // 2|3|4 byte
                    if (cc & 1<<5) { // 3|4 byte
                        if (cc & 1<<4) { // 4 byte
                            ucValue = cc & (1<<3 - 1);
                            
                            for (new n=0; n<3; n++) {
                                i++;
                                cc = nameBuf[i];
                                if ((cc & 192) == 128) {
                                    ucValue = (ucValue<<6) | (cc & (1<<6 - 1));
                                } else {
                                    LogError("invalid utf-8 sequence");
                                    return;
                                }
                            }
                        } else { // 3 byte
                            ucValue = cc & (1<<4 - 1);
                            
                            for (new n=0; n<2; n++) {
                                i++;
                                cc = nameBuf[i];
                                if ((cc & 192) == 128) {
                                    ucValue = (ucValue<<6) | (cc & (1<<6 - 1));
                                } else {
                                    LogError("invalid utf-8 sequence");
                                    return;
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    } else { // 2 byte
                        ucValue = cc & (1<<5 - 1);
                        
                        i++;
                        cc = nameBuf[i];
                        if ((cc & 192) == 128) {
                            ucValue = (ucValue<<6) | (cc & (1<<6 - 1));
                        } else {
                            LogError("invalid utf-8 sequence");
                            return;
                        }
                    }
                } else {
                    LogError("invalid utf-8 sequence");
                    return;
                }
            } else {
                ucValue = cc;
            }
             
            if (ucValue > s_characterThreshold) { 
                badcharcount++; 
            } 
        } 
        if (badcharcount > s_maxBadChars) {     
            PrintToServer("[Uninamer] renaming %s (bad chars: %d>%d)", nameBuf, badcharcount, s_maxBadChars); 
            LogMessage("renaming %s (bad chars: %d>%d)", nameBuf, badcharcount, s_maxBadChars); 
            GetConVarString(s_defaultName, nameBuf, 128); 
            ClientCommand(clientSlot, "name \"%s\"", nameBuf); 
        } 
    } 
} 


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Originally Posted by J@y-R A Kick function had nice Greetz JaY

yes, could do this.

this plugin was a quick hack and deserves closer attention. A kick-feature is a reasonable option for this plugin. and revising the unicode name handling will also be of interest. unfortunately I was a bit short on time the last days ... (changed occupation, moved to a new place, and I am still fighting nature - and my 10 weeks old dog - to get the damned garden to an eligible condition)

[Zuko]

polish translation / polskie tłumaczenie

[Chaos Llama]

A whitelist by steamid or clan tag would be really cool.

[Hollanda]

Would it be possible to change the plugin so you can set a minimum number of normal unicode signs?

Explanation: I dont mind people playing with unicode signs, but I do mind them not playing with any normal signs, so I can not kick/slay/slap/check rates them.