Custom Identifiers

Platform:  mIRC
Published  Nov 30, 2011
Updated  Jan 05, 2012
Just some custom identifiers I made out of faces I saw
###Update(12/11/11-11:00am-12:00 pm
I added a few more and a useful one when you need ()
###Update(1/4/12-==- 12:40 PM USA EST)
Added a colorize and divider into useful ones
###Update(1/5/12 -==- 9:09 AM USA EST)
Added $bold, $rvrse(same as ctrl-r), $norm(same as ctrl-o), $ul(same as ctrl-u)
###Update(1/5/12 -==- 9:14 AM USA EST)
Also added a yuno meme alias eyes {
return ಠ_ಠ
}
alias jsmile {
return ( ゚ヮ゚)
}
alias teehee {
return ( ¬‿¬)
}
alias spam {
return spammers sicken me
}
alias kirbyda {
return ~('-'~) (~'-')~
}
alias kirbydb {
return ~(*‿*~) (~*‿*)~
}
alias buffalo {
return ~._.~
}
alias pig {
return (^@^)
}
alias clown {
return :oþ
}
alias dud {
return ._.
}
alias meh {
return ┐('~`;)┌
}
alias grr {
return ¬_¬
}
alias fu1 {
return .!.. o_- ..!.
}
alias jajajapanese {
return ┐('~`;)┌ わかりませんロール
}
alias fu2 {
return ┌∩┐(◣_◢)┌∩┐
}
alias yuno {
return ლ(ಠ益ಠ)ლ
}
;----Other use :)
; This is an opening parentheses
alias paop {
return [ $chr(40) ]
}
;This is a closing parentheses
alias pacl {
return [ $chr(41) ]
}
alias colorize {
return $chr(3) $+ $+($1,$chr(44),$2) $+ $3- $+ $chr(3)
}
;^ Use: $colorize(text#,Back#,TEXT)

alias Divider {
return $chr(3) $+ $1 $+ $chr(44) $+ $2 $+ |***| $+ $chr(3)
}
;^ Use: $divider(fore#,back#) (Use $divider(fore#,99) for no background color)
alias bold {
return $chr(2) $+ $1 $+ $chr(2)
}
;^ Use: $bold(Text)
;Bolds Text Obviously
alias ul {
return $chr(31) $+ $1 $+ $chr(31)
}
;^ Use: $ul(Text)
;Underlines
alias norm {
return $chr(15) $+ $1 $+ $chr(15)
}
;^ Use: $norm(Text) (I don't really know what ctrl-o is supposed to do though)
alias rvrse {
return $chr(22) $+ $1 $+ $chr(22)
}
;^ Use: $rvrse(Text)
;Reverses Colors

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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Jan 05, 2012
And added a meme
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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Jan 05, 2012
Added 4 more identifiers
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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Jan 04, 2012
Thank you Aha2Y :)
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Aha2Y   -  Jan 04, 2012
Nice update! I like the aliases :)
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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Jan 04, 2012
Updated with two more useful identifiers
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TMFKSOFT   -  Dec 12, 2011
I forgot about that jaytea >_> :P
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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Dec 10, 2011
*nods*
Though I already have an alias called sgkk where if $2 = category echo these commands :D I might upload that
## Which i did
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jaytea   -  Dec 05, 2011

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Otherwise, how?


he means something to the effect of:

Code

 


which is useful in case you want to be able to construct lines by using, for example, $face((eyes)_/ jsmile) = (ಠ_ಠ)_/ ( ゚ヮ゚) ... y'know, creating full pictures with combinations of faces and other characters :P

otherwise, the method has a rather obvious shortcoming in that it doesn't validate $1. $1 could equal 'poop' and the alias would just return it. or it could be 'teeheepoop' and the alias would return '( ¬‿¬)poop'. sometimes we can get away with this; other times it requires extra code and becomes slightly more cumbersome to manage.

i've never been a fan of this kind of work since it's basically just data without any real code but then again i know some people come here to see ascii art and such ;)
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TMFKSOFT   -  Dec 05, 2011
Jethro if you're referring to the use of 'on input' you will blow Kentaro Kurosaki's mind.
Probably even mine :P

Otherwise, how?
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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Dec 04, 2011
Mind you guys, I want to be able to insert these into messages :D
And ProSec I like having my custom identifiers away from my aliases ini I like everything where I know where it is, and so if I add aliases into aliases.ini it doesn't make the aliases mixed up between usual aliases like /id etc. and the custom identifiers. So it doesn't look like this:
/id
/jsmile
/grr
/anotheralias
/anotheralias
so on and so forth :D You all have great ideas, just not really what I would need, really this was a post to showcase them :D
What they do after with these is their prerogative
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SReject   -  Dec 03, 2011

Code

 
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ProSec   -  Dec 03, 2011
Btw, you could just put something like this in Aliases: dud return ._.
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ProSec   -  Dec 03, 2011
Oh. I didnt know you could do that. Thats awesome.
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Kentaro Kurosaki   -  Dec 03, 2011
@TMFKSOFT What do you mean clash?
@Jethro Example? I don't really know how to use $replace() as of yet :/
@ProSec well $server isn't custom now is it? :P and these are called with $<name> just like normal ones :D
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ProSec   -  Nov 30, 2011
Confused me. I read "Custom Identifiers". I thought you were talking about like $server or something. Title should be "Custom Goofy Aliases" lol. Just messing with you but i was confuzzled for a second, there.
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Jethro   -  Nov 30, 2011
You can use $replace() under one alias.
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TMFKSOFT   -  Nov 30, 2011
To reduce the posibility of clashing with other scripts loaded on someones client you could use something along the lines of

alias face {
if ($1 == eyes) { return ಠ_ಠ }
else if ($1 == jsmile) { return ( ゚ヮ゚) }
else if ($1 == teehee) { return ( ¬‿¬) }
else if ($1 == spam) { return spammers sicken me }
else if ($1 == kirbyda) { return ~('-'~) (~'-')~ }
else if ($1 == kirbydb) { return ~(*‿*~) (~*‿*)~ }
else if ($1 == buffalo) { return ~._.~ }
else if ($1 == pig) { return (^@^) }
else if ($1 == clown) { return :oþ }
else if ($1 == dud) { return ._. }
else if ($1 == meh) { return ┐('~`;)┌ }
else if ($1 == grr) { return ¬_¬ }
else { return $null }
}
You can then add a nice alias to return them

alias smiley {
if ($face($1) != $null) {
say $face($1)
}
else {
echo -g No such face.
}
}

Hope this helps :D
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Frenetic   -  Nov 30, 2011
You don't need to use the brackets, just alias blah return bleh.
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