love your script...was trying to make my own but when I googled for an auto-translator I saw this and mine would've been crap compared. two things I'll add that you may or may not want to incorporate is an /translate <nick> so that it'll translate specific nicks and work like /ignore would, outputting [time] <nick> <translated text> (<original text>) in an echo....and an output for talking to ppl who only speak a language but I'll try to add these for my personal use if i can understand your script...so far its 3am and I'm looking at jibberish....undoubtedly genius but jibberish to my wary eyes.
I was thinking chess that could be played through pm's or a channel, both ppl can have the script which would read commands or they can use the commands themselves, like A3:B4....the hard parts: checking that moves are legit(more tedious than anything) and checking if there is check or check mate.....I think I'ma try and make a connect 4 first over this weekend...
@phoenix, look again at the code, it returns an error unless there is no $1 and $2, so if there is no $1, there is no $2 so all u need is !$2....nice try though
thanks jonesy44 and glad you got it working theprodigy....its definitely a work in progress, sometime soon I'll convert it to an alias so that it can be used with both the !msg command and a /msg mybot !msg command(so i can institute the option to register and group msg accounts).
i made an edit of it at the bequest of a friend....thought i might share....pbb gonna change the time too since differing time zones but meh....for another day....its so long cus i didn't delete any lines as i was editing, lol.....now it holds more than one memo and tells u how many
i would have used $rand then used a while to parse the digits and add your colors(would be a lot more colorful)
in the end, you really just used $rand to make your random number. I kinda expected u had actually wrote a random number algorithm or used a socket to pull a "true" random number from a site.
Other than its usefulness, good job, keep it up, and get working on that algo ;)