Code Snippets by Lindrian
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This is pretty much alike my old ascii snippet, but I remade this one a bit. A friend asked for a script which will output the ascii in this way (output idea taken from TCLbot and "Scripting"
First of all, I would like to say, I did NOT make this. Msmo is the original author, I just recoded some MINOR stuff and made a little smaller.
Im releasing this cause it is extremely useful when you
This is my versions of mountaindews review search.
Command referance:
/reviews [#channel] [search criteria]
!reviews [search criteria]
Examples:
/reviews Wii - Searches for "Wii" and echos
Website title fetcher by Lindrian
Simply paste into remotes and when someone says a URL it will trigger.
(You can't trigger it yourself, since there's no INPUT event.)
Enjoy! :)
Update: made it
More in-detail info can be found in the forum post, here:
http://www.hawkee.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=79455#79455
This is a rather simplistic snippet I made for a friend.
It simply splits your text up.
$split.text(hiiiii,32) would echo "h i"
The format is $split.text(string,C,N)
Examples:
//noop $split.text(test,32,100)
//noop
This is a simple tool to search (all) of the snippets on the site.
Simply type /hawkee <snippet> and wait for the result.
I made this while I was bored, it was a pain in the butt to make the regex
I made this alias, mainly cause I was tried of having to type each letter on its own.
So now, all you have to do it:
//echo -a $asc_(this is some test) and it will return:
Converted (ascii) -> "
I made this script for my own purpose, which was to update my Host menually, since sometimes MIRC's fails.
Simply paste into remotes and it does whats needed.
It doesnt include any error checking,
Yes, I know this sort of snippets has been done a few million times, but I came up with the idea to use the original mirc.ini file as a source! Basically, you add your nicknames to the mirc highlight list,
This script will the first letter of each sentence capitalized.
Just paste it in remotes, alt + r.
To exclude words, change the words in the %ex variable.
Thanks to atom_aw for the regsubex.
