How To Filter A String

Posted by Siert on July 15, 2008, 9:26 p.m.

//starts arguments

var fstring, caps, offensive, filtered;

fstring=argument0

//creates list of offensive words

offensive = ds_list_create()

This is where the offensive words are added.

Example:

ds_list_add(offensive,"wth")

Add as many as you want.

To see my list and save some time, click here.

Save other people some time and your words there!

//save capital positions

caps=ds_list_create()

global.caps = caps

for(p=1; p<=string_length(k); p+=1){

if string_char_at(fstring,p)=string_letters(string_upper(string_char_at(fstring,p)))

ds_list_add(caps,p)}

//save symbol positions

symbpos=ds_list_create()

global.symbpos = symbpos

symb=ds_list_create()

global.symb = symb

for(p=1; p<=string_length(fstring); p+=1){

if string_char_at(fstring,p)!=string_letters(string_char_at(fstring,p)){

ds_list_add(symb,string_char_at(fstring,p))

ds_list_add(symbpos,p)}}

//replaces symbols with possible letter counterparts

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'1','i')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'!','i')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'3','e')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'5','s')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'8','b')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'0','o')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'()','o')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'@','a')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'$','s')

fstring=string_replace_all(fstring,'z','s')

//make string lowercase

fstring = string_lower(fstring)

//stars out bad words

var star;

star=''

for(ds=0; ds<ds_list_size(offensive); ds+=1){

star=''

//generates string of correct number of stars

for(a=0; a<string_length(ds_list_find_value(offensive,ds)); a+=1)

star+='*'

fstring = string_replace_all(fstring,ds_list_find_value(offensive,ds),star)}

//puts stars the original string with numbers and symbols

for(l=1; l<=string_length(fstring)+1; l+=1){

if string_char_at(fstring,l)='*'{

filtered = string_delete(filtered,l,1)

filtered = string_insert('*',filtered,l)}}

//returns a filtered string

return filtered

I'm pretty sure that counts as content.

Go filter your games!

Hey! Add words to the list here!

EDIT: God is included because I don't want people going "God Damnit" every where. Which IS offensive to me because I AM a Christian!

STOP THE FLAMES!

And Arc, WHY does my filtering fail?

Comments

s 16 years, 3 months ago

DT, note also his point on your complaining. And use google instead of asking people for definitions to things like regex

That being said, today Bryan said ^^ :) and now eagly is saying ;) :p

It seems people have begun to use chains of emocons

Also God Damnit would be caught by your filter because it catches Damnit

Arcalyth 16 years, 3 months ago

For the 4th time, Siert. Use Regex. that's why it fails. You don't use regex.

s 16 years, 3 months ago

Since Arc isn't giving you a link for GMregex, I'll supply you

That being said, this is blasting up the wrong place. No matter how strong your censor system is clientside, it will fail. This is because…

The censoring can be skipped through direct upload

The censoring can be disabled through source edit

Therefore, you'll instead have to make an HTTP method of uploading that requires the interface be through a serverside censor layer. Without such modifications, your security is null

Bryan 16 years, 3 months ago

Ignore the server side, if someone really hacks your game so he/she can swear, he/she must be a fucking no-lifer and you can laugh at him/her and ban.