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str_cmds.js

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      All UEDIT sysop command to pull up deleted users by alias or number · 4f8a243a
      Rob Swindell authored
      Requires the latest v3.20a for sytem.matchuserdata() to support deleted and
      inactive user record searching.
      
      This is part of the fix for the issue described in issue #513 where the
      UEDIT sysop command was falling back (displaying/editing) user #1 because
      the sysop-specified user number or alias was not an active user account.
      
      The fallback to display/editing user #1 still happens, but first we try
      really hard to find the user that the sysop specified as an argument to
      the UEDIT command.
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      All UEDIT sysop command to pull up deleted users by alias or number
      Rob Swindell authored
      Requires the latest v3.20a for sytem.matchuserdata() to support deleted and
      inactive user record searching.
      
      This is part of the fix for the issue described in issue #513 where the
      UEDIT sysop command was falling back (displaying/editing) user #1 because
      the sysop-specified user number or alias was not an active user account.
      
      The fallback to display/editing user #1 still happens, but first we try
      really hard to find the user that the sysop specified as an argument to
      the UEDIT command.