You could make this run a lot faster with elseif instead of evaluating every option.

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KindOne care to explain? or offer a fix?

add a (if $ != Owner) to the +/- command, that way only your text will trigger that.

Took me about 40 minutes till the "Warning: detectlanguage.com API access temporary suspended" email :(

It's working, I seem to be averaging 175 to 200 requests per minute, so that limit is pretty low :/

Oh, some of the results are too large to fit into one message, so it splits it into two, and sends both simultaniously. I'm having problems with a IRC server booting me for spam, so it would be nice to fit long messages into one single message, with a link at the end to expand it if need be.

Example for the link:
<user>: !wa 2+2
<bot> | 2+2 | 4 | four | * * * * | http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2%2B2

Would be nice to have a 1 message option, or to shortcut it to end in a link to the wolfram alpha page

That helped, it now shows the languages being translated. I made a quick workaround using It isn't the best, but it *works*. I may try to work something in like using if the confidence interval in between a set range, to check for exclusions, and then determine to run based off those two factors.

This code. Is. Amazing. Seriously, it is the most helpful code I've seen so far, and you put a lot of time into it. That being said...

1) none of the exceptions I've added seem to work ("haha" still triggers on that exact text).
2) It doesn't add in the language codes (just returns []-[])
3) Setup would be easier if done with variables and not a hashtable. I want to be able to copy paste my channel list somewhere, not go to each one and click a bunch.

Still, VERY impressive code, and I'm just nitpicking (and hoping for the fix!) :)

Thanks a TON

If I wanted to not post if the youtube title contained certain bad words, how would I go about doing this?


v1de0man, what's not working for you? make sure you enable the script in the channel by typing +ytdetect OR add the variable %LinkDetectorForYoutubeChanList #channel1 #channel2 in variables

How would you make it not use two lines on the bot? I run this on a channel that has a time limit between posts, so messaging "searching google......" and then posting is not feasible. I think the answer is in this line, though I've tried cutting parts of it to no success.

else { $1-2 $4 $+ ($5,$hget($sockname,$+(item,%start))) $+(,$6,$hget($sockname,$+(url,%start)),) }

I think the $1-2 is banded to the text, though I'm not that familiar with mirc -quite- yet.

Oh, WOW. yeah. I am used to justin.tv, which a lot of the commands are .COMMAND anyways. Thanks a ton, you're the best!

Whenever a link is posted, I don't see what the script is writing to the channel. Is there a way to fix it?
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ON THE BOT
[03:17] <@tester> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPEnEkBY-9U

ON PERSON POSTING
[03:16] <@tester> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPEnEkBY-9U
[03:16] <@bot> YouTube Title: Wolf's Retarded Mission Episode 1 Views: 416,103 Likes: 3,163 Disikes: 160 Upload Date: Jun 4, 2008

yeah that worked. Thanks!

I'm getting weird responses with the calculations in the middle of the answer, is there a way to not have those?

[05:59] <@sys> !calc 2+4
[05:59] <sysBot> 032 04+03 4 10=03 6

[05:52] <@sys> !calc 4 miles in k
[05:52] <sysBot> 034 miles 10=03 6.437376 kilometers

Jethro, I was wondering if you could say how to kick on saying .*** it's filtered on jtv, and I tried taking out the "tv" and replacing it with *** and \*\*\* and it did not work. Thanks :)