By sagargulati on Jul 06, 2012Hello,
Here is a simple script that allows you to count how much long a word or sentence it.
Syntax :
!howlong
/howlong
; How Long/ Word Calculator
; By Sagar/iLluSiOn
; gs.mindfreakers.net #Hawkee
on *:TEXT:!howlong*:#: {
if ($2 == $null) { notice $nick Syntax : !howlong <word> }
else { notice $nick $2- is $calc($0 - 1) words, $len($2-) letters long $iif($0 >= 3,and $len($remove($2-,$chr(32))) without spaces,in a single word) }
}
alias howlong {
if ($1 == $null) { echo -at Syntax : /howlong <word> }
else { echo -at $1- is $calc($0) words, $len($1-) letters long $iif($0 >= 3,and $len($remove($1-,$chr(32))) without spaces,in a single word) }
}
one thing though, the alias will show the wrong number of words, I only did it for the reply version which will count the trigger as a word eg:
!howlong legen wait for it dary legen wait for it dary is 5 words, 22 letters long and 18 letters without spaces. /howlong legen wait for it dary legen wait for it dary is 4 words, 22 letters long and 18 letters without spaces. the info is still the same, just the alias removes the trigger word from the calculation. change the alias line from $calc($0 - 1) to $0 There are always more things you can do, like count vowels, or count individual letters, find any grammaticals(,.:;!"), or numbers but then thats always the way with scripting, more to do, more to learn, more efficiency to find (or as it's called here napa-fy).
thats pretty useless as it is. anyone can do $len(words go here)
to be usefull you'd be better adding in a few more bits of information, and remove the er on the end of longer in the reply too.
else { notice $nick $2- is $calc($0 - 1) words, $len($2-) letters long $iif($0 >= 3,and $len($remove($2-,$chr(32))) without spaces,in a single word) }