mIRC Code Snippets Tagged with character
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This is a little snippet but it is extremely useful. This alias will allow you to send large amounts of text to a channel without worrying about flooding or the size of the line. If you send it a line..
Similar to my last identifier, I now present you $chrpad().
$chrpad(txt, len, chr, s)
txt is the text you want to apply padding to.
len is the MAXIMUM length of the full string, including..
this is a dialog snippet made to count the character's of a line. its not very useful but i think i remember someone saying that they wanted a word counter. i don't know if i can make a word counter but..
The variables have been changed from global to local. This way, no "/unset" commands are needed.
Hello, a simple command that finds characters or checks if there are numbers in the text.
Put it in the Remotes section.
Syntax:
)) and it returns the character
-n : Enter some text and it returns..
Allows you to copy a character which is not found on a standard American keyboard to the clipboard and simply just copy/paste it into your message.
If I'm missing any, please PM me them, thanks!
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just a simple Character Flood Protection script for a bot. load into Ur bot's remotes and set Ur self as bot owner by typing /owner Urnick on Ur bot's side. Then set amount of Character's to Warn/Kick/Ban..
This snippet goes two ways. You can type /ascii win to create a new window with the characters, or /ascii dial to create a dialog with the characters. Your choice to what you think is easier. Please note..
; $getasc - Roy_
; Credits
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; This snippet may appear similar to Lindrian's $asc_ snippet, part of the snippet actually does what Lindrian's snippet does.
; I give credit to Lindrian for the..
just paste this thing into remotes and type !vsc
you can go ahead and modify the on text part and the way it is displayed
I made this script some time ago without releasing it, and have recently converted it from .ini's to hash tables along with my Word Counter script, these two scripts are my first real attempts at using..
Use /chr <letter etc.> to find the $chr code for that chr.
Example: /chr A would return 65.
Very simple, small code, and can be done manually, but it makes it a bit easier.
