i agree with rapid...the shorter the code is ... the better and faster it will be...but there is a point...when someone is deeply thinking and trying to write a good snippet his first purpose is how to make it work with no bugs....short or long wont matter....both way aint bad

Whats the point ?

to bad i didnt understand that.

Oh meen..
Theres 128 ways to code one addon so it`s only the best to know the way who will be the fastest, goodest and easier to us, mIRC :P

sorry scanned over it fast $xor(%leet 0,1) is cleaner indeed

yeah but %leet has to excist for that
so i did
%leet = $xor($iif(%leet,$v1,0),1)

to set it to 0 if it doesnt excist or else whatever %leet is :p

Perhaps you mean $xor(%leet,1) which turns 0 to 1, 1 to 0. In case %leet = $null you can use $xor(%leet 0,1) to turn $null and 0 to 1, and again 1 to 0

Your right, why do i ? :p

why use the exclusive or ($xor) if you can just use another $iif statement:
%leet = $iif(%leet,0,1)

$replace($replace($replace($replace($replace($1-,e,3),a,4),o,0),i,1),t,7)
could all be put into one $replace and theres way more to replace then just e a o i and t

Also $xor is a nicer way to toggle on or off so typing /1337 will turn it off if its on and on if its off
alias 1337 {
%leet = $xor($iif(%leet,$v1,0),1)
echo -a Leet talker is now $iif(%leet,on,off)
}

you can then do just this in the input
if (%1337) { msg $active $replace($1-,e,3,a,4,o,0,i,1,t,7) | halt }

fine work.

Oh never mind, this works, excellent!

... Test it, and what \'zactly is it supposeda do?

Haven\'t tested it, but it should work...