Doesn't work on mirc 7.38

Seems it doesn't work anymore. mIRC ver 7.27 if that's relevant.

Is there a way to get it to format numbers so that commas are there?

yeah that worked. Thanks!

Those are colour codes that seem to have dissapeared. Maybe a channel mode or something. Try this colour-free version:

on $*:text:/^!calc /Si:#,?:{
  calculate $2-
}
alias calculate {
  if $sock(calculate) || $sock($+(calculate,$nick)) {
    sockclose $v1
  }
  sockopen $iif($event == text,$+(calculate,$nick),calculate) www.google.com 80
  sockmark $iif($event == text,$+(calculate,$nick) msg $iif(#,#,$nick),calculate echo -a) $1-
}
on *:sockopen:calculate*:{
  tokenize 32 $sock($sockname).mark
  sockwrite -nt $sockname GET $+(/ig/calculator?hl=en&q=,$urlencode($3-)) HTTP/1.1
  sockwrite -nt $sockname Host: www.google.com
  sockwrite -nt $sockname Connection: close
  sockwrite -nt $sockname $crlf
}
on *:sockread:calculate*:{
  sockread &greader
  var %greader $bvar(&greader,1-).text
  tokenize 32 $sock($sockname).mark
  if $regex(answer $+ $2,%greader,/rhs: "(.*?)"/) && $regex(calc $+ $2,%greader,/lhs: "(.*?)"/) {
    $1-2 $iif($regml(answer $+ $2,1) == $null,Something is wrong with the calculation!,$&
      $+ $csub($cchr($sup($regml(calc $+ $2,1) = $v1))))
    sockclose $sockname
  }
}
alias cchr return $regsubex($1,/\\x26#(\d+?);/g,$chr(\1))
alias sup return $regsubex($1,/\\x3csup\\x3e([\d-]+?)\\x3c\/sup\\x3e/Sg,^\1)
alias urlencode return $regsubex($1,/(\W)/g,% $+ $base($asc(\1),10,16,2)))
alias csub return $regsubex($1,/\\x3csub\\x3e(.+?)\\x3c\/sub\\x3e/g,\1)

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] 032 04+03 4 10=03 6

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

Flawless~
Thanks :)

@Rfsancho I edited it and it should work better now! :-)

works awesome, but got a weird response from it:

[14:07:47] !calc 10m in feet
[14:07:47] 0310 meters = 32.808399 feet (32 feet 912^453⁄\x3csub\x3e64\x3c/sub\x3e inches)

Thank you for the like and score :-). I made a small edit to the script, so if you find yours to not work, please update it with the current and it should!

Good snippet. I only use the alias portion. There's plenty of bots on the SwiftIRC network that have a calc command. Just figured I'd snatch this up and replace my alias I made. :P Excellent. 10/10

good job. had to fiddle with it a bit to output to chan instead of notice user, but everything works great. thanks.

Awesome, thanks for the changes Kiddo. Can swear I changed what you did. Oh well, works great.

the bot's name funirc

The script worked great for everyone else... My guess would be that you put it in a bad place with a bracket missing which lead it to, somehow, try execute the command "funirc".

It works,but i think it wasnt mine mistake,all scripts were working but not yours.

What? It doesn't work now too?

After that problem it wasnt work too...

Well, it was something in your remote that caused the problem, not me ;-)
Thanks for the like though :-)

Now it works,i said something is wrong :D I'll like it....

I made an update to the script, found some bugs. If you have this snippet please delete the one you have and repaste the one from here.

Then do a ctrl + f search and paste the scripts with that keyword into pastebin.com

not easy to show all scripts,i have a lot of scripts.

I'm trying to help you Destiny98, but you're not making it simple. PLEASE show me what script/scripts contains "funirc" in your remote and I'll try to help you out.

I get it,its my bot lol,on my computer,i downloaded mirc and start the work.I tried !calc 6+6 or so.

uneek, change to this:

sockmark $iif($event == text,$+(calculate,$nick) msg #,calculate echo -a) $1-

and the on text event to

on $*:text:/^!calc /Si:#:{

We don't want it to get triggered in a pm and get an error :-)
Thank you both by the way for the likes and scores!

It really needs to be a rule that people using stuff like invision shouldn't bother loading scripts and complaining,

As for this script, I haven't tested it but it looks like a good idea and using igoogles calculator would never have occured to me!

Have a like :)

Nice script. Very useful.

Although, Ive tried changing this line

sockmark $iif($event == text,$+(calculate,$nick) $iif(#,notice,msg) $nick,calculate echo -a) $1-

to get it to post to channel instead of notice nick...how would I do that?

Again, Denstiny98, how did you get "FunIRC?" :/

What kind of calculation are you trying out?