mIRC Code Snippets Tagged with identifier
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While working on my soon to be released snippet, I saw the need to be able to reference topics and/or items by wildmatch... so without further ado, I present you $wini! :_)
It's kind of like $ini, although..
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Just a simple identifier, once again, but someone other than me should find it useful.
Usage:
$temconv(N, [c])
Takes a temperature and converts it. Assumes input is farenheit and converts to celcius,..
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$MultiStats identifier can be used in popups, remotes, echo'ed to any window etc etc
This snippet uses no /set %varibles that must be /unset when complete.
Also tried to make output more 'honest' by..
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Simple $identifier to return the part of a day as in morning,
afternoon, evening or night. Use $partofday(greet) in a greeting
to avoid saying "Good night" to someone you are greeting. No
special..
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identifier
partofday
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Use $season identifier in popups, remotes where ever you wish
to know the season of the year as in spring summer fall winter. People
in the southern hemisphere can /set %Hemisphere South to correct the
seasons..
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identifier
season
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An alias and identifier in one, BONUS! ;_)
usage is simple. when you simply want to message some nice coloured text to a channel...:
/rb this is my fancy coloured message.
as an identifier:
$rb(-i,..
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$colortext(Color list,text,bur)
-Color list is a list of color codes separated by spaces such as those used in the example aliases below, rainbow and colorize.
-Text is the text to be modified (shockingly)
-bur..
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These identifiers are used for goniometric calculations and hyperbolic ones. I recreated $sin $cos and $tan so that they calculate the argument before calculating the sine, cosine, or tangent from it.
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Simple identifier, but very effective, as far as I've used it.
This is useful on networks where there are extra modes that mIRC generally doesn't let you check for, such as Owner/CO-Owner (+qo, ~),..
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A easy to use auto-identifying script + auto join a channel. This is not a dialog script/addon. Its very simple, yet easy to use.
Just edit <NickServPasswordHere> & <#EnterYourChannelHere>..
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!idle trigger for bots.
takes input as follows:
!idle <nick> [channel]
returns idle time of nick on channel. if you don't specify a channel, it defaults to the channel where the event was..
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Another custom identifier. this one takes a nickname, and returns a string of channels that both you and the other person are on, seperated by commas, ended by a period.
for example:
#zomgwtfbbq,..
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.. etc. also allows you to use user statuses such as & and ~ whereas mirc does not support it without a long non-memorable string whereas this is easier :)
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This is a very simple custom identifier that I needed for something, maybe it's useful for you.
usage:
$numsuf(<number>)
returns the number you supplied, with a proper counting suffix. for..
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I see many casino games on my network and some gamebots on Hawkee, regarding money.
I often tend to see numbers such as
Enjoy! :D
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Ok, I'm not looking for a high rating or for comments about how it could be more automated or anything, I just wanted to post a simple nick identifier that anyone on mIRC could use, which is the same one..
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Checks the text given and adds the wanted character to the front of each word as needed.
; Usage $charcheck(TEXT,C)
; Example:
; That --> //echo -s $charcheck(#test tester #testing testing,35)
;..
Tags:
identifier
token
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Ok, I've seen numerous amounts of these upon searching for them, but most of which I use don't seem to work for me or have too many options/dialoges etc... So I just threw something extremely simple up..
All..
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identifier
nick
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This identifier will return a group of words in a list fashion.
Usage: $lists(TEXT,C)
Ex: //echo -ag $lists(red tree grows,32) ----> red, tree, grows
Ex: //echo -ag $lists(red tree grows,32).a..
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$powerof(N,I) Calculates N to the Power of I, can list also.
; $powerof(N,I) <-- Usage: Calculates N to the power of I
; Other use: $powerof(N,I).all <-- Calculates N to the power of I, but lists..
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Returns the Factors of N
Factors: Numbers which multiplied by another number go into the target.
e.g. 12 (1 x 12), (2 x 6), (3 x 4) = 12
1,12,2,6,3,4 are factors of 12
; Usage: $factors(N).P
;..
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