Temperature Conversion Dialog

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Average Score	6.0
Scores Submitted	1
Date Added	May 09, 2008
Last Updated	May 10, 2008
Tags	celsius conversion dialog fahrenheit temperature

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Dialog i made for Temperature conversion

ALT + R and paste in there

:D

UPDATE; May 9th 2008 - Dialog made smaller

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dialog Temperature {
  title "Temperature Conversion - By PePSiMaN"
  size -1 -1 232 59
  option dbu
  box "Fahrenheit to Celsius", 1, 2 2 114 56
  box "Celsius to Fahrenheit", 2, 117 2 114 56
  button "Convert", 3, 4 42 109 14
  button "Convert", 4, 119 42 109 14
  edit "", 5, 5 12 50 10
  text "Enter a Temperature", 6, 56 13 57 8, center
  edit "", 7, 120 12 50 10
  text "Enter a Temperature", 8, 171 13 57 8, center
  text "", 9, 5 32 108 8, center
  text "", 10, 120 32 108 8, center
  text "", 11, 5 23 108 8, center
  text "", 12, 120 23 108 8, center
}

menu Channel,Status {
  Temperature Conversion: Temperature
}

alias Temperature { dialog -m Temperature Temperature }

on *:DIALOG:Temperature:sclick:*: {
  if ($did == 3) {
    if ($did(5) = 0) { 
      did -a Temperature 11 Converstion for $did(5) $+ °F to Celsius:
      did -a Temperature 9 -17.77°C
    }
    elseif (!$did(5)) { did -a Temperature 9 Enter a temperature first!!! | halt }
    elseif ($did(5) !isnum) { did -a Temperature 9 Invalid temperature! | halt }
    elseif ($did(5) isnum) {
      set %t1 $calc($did(5) - 32)
      set %temp1 $calc(%t1 * 0.55555555555555555555555555555556)
      did -a Temperature 11 Converstion for $did(5) $+ °F to Celsius:
      did -a Temperature 9 $round(%temp1,2) $+ °C
    }
  }
  if ($did == 4) {
    if ($did(7) = 0) { 
      did -a Temperature 12 Converstion for $did(7) $+ °C to Fahrenheit:
      did -a Temperature 10 32°F
    }
    elseif (!$did(7)) { did -a Temperature 12 Enter a temperature first!!! | halt }
    elseif ($did(7) !isnum) { did -a Temperature 12 Invalid temperature! | halt }
    elseif ($did(7) isnum) {
      set %t2 $calc($did(7) * 1.8)
      set %temp2 $calc(%t2 + 32)
      did -a Temperature 12 Converstion for $did(7) $+ °C to Fahrenheit:
      did -a Temperature 10 $round(%temp2,2) $+ °F
    }
  }
}

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napa182

Comments: 653

Posted on May 9, 2008 2:30 am

um for the Celsius to Fahrenheit you have it as

Code:

var %t2 $calc($did(7) - 32)
var %temp $calc(%t2 * 0.55555555555555555555555555555556)
did -a Temperature 12 Converstion for $did(5) to Fahrenheit:
did -a Temperature 10 $round(%temp,2) $+ °

it should be

Code:

var %t2 $calc($did(7) * 1.8)
var %temp $calc(%t2 + 32)
did -a Temperature 12 Converstion for $did(7) to Fahrenheit:
did -a Temperature 10 $round(%temp,2) $+ °

napa182

Comments: 653

Posted on May 9, 2008 2:32 am

ah nvm i see you caught it and changed oh you still have

Code:

$did(5) to Fahrenheit

change it to

Code:

$did(7) to Fahrenheit

Pepsi_Man0077

Comments: 28

Posted on May 9, 2008 2:38 am

thanks bro i wouldn't have caught that :D

napa182

Comments: 653

Posted on May 9, 2008 2:57 am

and maybe make the dialog abit smaller

Comments: 573

Posted on May 9, 2008 6:30 am

Neat man an yea as napa suggested smaller dialog hell maybe even a button to send to the channel or even a on text event so others can convert be cool.Well done tho i always wanted to know the convertions to these lol used to chat with a lot of aussies an NZ ppl so this is cool.

Eugenio

Comments: 281

Posted on May 9, 2008 9:23 am

I swear I commented on this =/

criminal

Comments: 81

Posted on May 9, 2008 11:33 am

You do now, Eugenio ^^
For celsius add a C on the end :) °C instead of °
Not rating for the dialog, cause I don't know much about dialogs and everytime I tried to make one myself, it was worthless.
7/10

Pepsi_Man0077

Comments: 28

Posted on May 9, 2008 3:34 pm

Updated, made it smaller

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