I looked around and couldnt find an appropriate built-in identifier that works with the english aplhabet. So i decided to make one. This script takes an alphabetical character and puts it in numerical form, or vise versa. See below for some examples
Syntax: $alph(L,A,etc)
N = Alphabetical Number (1 = a, 26 = z)
L = Number from Alphabetical Characters (a = 1, z = 26)
Usage Examples:
[u]$alph(1)
This would return "a" without the quotes[/u]
[b]$alph(a)
This would return "1" without the quotes[/b]
[u]$alph(1-z)
This would return "a-26" without the quotes[/u]
[b]$alph(1,2,3,4,5,f,g,h,i,j)
This would return "a b c d e 6 7 8 9 10" without the quotes[/b]
[u]$alph(1,7).list
This would return "a b c d e f g" without the quotes[/u]
[b]$alph(a,h).list
This would return "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8" without the quotes[/b]
By default, all Alphabetical letters are returned in lower-case form
This identifier can be very useful in loops
Ex:
alias listalpha {
if (!$2) { halt }
if ($1 isnum) || ($2 isnum) { halt }
var %start $alph($1)
var %end $alph($2)
while (%start <= %end) {
echo -a $alph(%start)
inc %start
}
}
When this is in remotes, and you type "/listalpha a z" without quotes
It will return every alphabetical number from a to z on separate lines
alias alph {
var %num.a 1 | var %num.b 2 | var %num.c 3 | var %num.d 4 | var %num.e 5 | var %num.f 6 | var %num.g 7 | var %num.h 8 | var %num.i 9 | var %num.j 10 | var %num.k 11 | var %num.l 12 | var %num.m 13
var %num.n 14 | var %num.o 15 | var %num.p 16 | var %num.q 17 | var %num.r 18 | var %num.s 19 | var %num.t 20 | var %num.u 21 | var %num.v 22 | var %num.w 23 | var %num.x 24 | var %num.y 25 | var %num.z 26
var %let.1 a | var %let.2 b | var %let.3 c | var %let.4 d | var %let.5 e | var %let.6 f | var %let.7 g | var %let.8 h | var %let.9 i | var %let.10 j | var %let.11 k | var %let.12 l | var %let.13 m
var %let.14 n | var %let.15 o | var %let.16 p | var %let.17 q | var %let.18 r | var %let.19 s | var %let.20 t | var %let.21 u | var %let.22 v | var %let.23 w | var %let.24 x | var %let.25 y | var %let.26 z
if ($1 isnum) && ($1 < 27) && (!$2) {
return %let. [ $+ [ $1 ] ]
}
elseif ($1 isalpha) && (!$2) {
return %num. [ $+ [ $1 ] ]
}
elseif (!$2) && ($numtok($1,45) == 2) {
if ($gettok($1,1,45) isnum) && ($gettok($1,1,45) > 26) { goto end }
if ($gettok($1,2,45) isnum) && ($gettok($1,2,45) > 26) { goto end }
return $+($iif($gettok($1,1,45) isalpha,%num. [ $+ [ $gettok($1,1,45) ] ],%let. [ $+ [ $gettok($1,1,45) ] ]),-,$iif($gettok($1,2,45) isalpha,%num. [ $+ [ $gettok($1,2,45) ] ],%let. [ $+ [ $gettok($1,2,45) ] ]))
}
elseif (!$3) && ($prop == list) {
if ($len($gettok($1-,1,32)) > 2) && ($1 isalpha) && ($2 isalpha) { goto end }
if ($1 isnum) && ($1 > 26) { goto end }
if ($2 isnum) && ($2 > 26) { goto end }
var %start $1
var %end $2
if ($1 isnum) && ($2 isnum) { while (%start <= %end) { if (!%result) { var %result = %let. [ $+ [ %start ] ] } | elseif (%result) { var %result = %result %let. [ $+ [ %start ] ] } | inc %start } | return %result }
elseif ($1 isalpha) && ($2 isalpha) { var %start = %num. [ $+ [ %start ] ] | var %end = %num. [ $+ [ %end ] ] | while (%start <= %end) { if (!%result) { var %result = %num. [ $+ [ %let. [ $+ [ %start ] ] ] ] } | elseif (%result) { var %result = %result %num. [ $+ [ %let. [ $+ [ %start ] ] ] ] } | inc %start } | return %result }
}
else { var %x 1 | var %lo.prop $1- | while (%x <= $numtok(%lo.prop,32)) { if ($gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) > 26) && ($gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) isnum) { goto end } | if ($len($gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32)) > 1) && ($gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) isalpha) { goto end } | if (!%result) { var %result = $iif($gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) isalpha,%num. [ $+ [ $gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) ] ],%let. [ $+ [ $gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) ] ]) } | elseif (%result) { var %result = %result $iif($gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) isalpha,%num. [ $+ [ $gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) ] ],%let. [ $+ [ $gettok(%lo.prop,%x,32) ] ]) } | if (%x = $numtok(%lo.prop,32)) { return %result } | inc %x } }
:end
}
BigSteve, you should send a PM to hawkee regarding this matter and have your password reset. Whoever tampered with your account made you look maliciously bad. I'm sure Hawkee can match the IP addresses between you and the hacker (though I wouldn't call him or her a hacker anyway; your password may be too easy to guess and be leaked) to find out what was going on.