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GREAT IDEA for a Plug-In... I want it sooo bad
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RE: GREAT IDEA for a Plug-In... I want it sooo bad
Andrudis:
Open notepad and create a new text file (if you haven't already),
type (or copy/paste) this:
code:
function talker(input) {
return "\x08"+input;
}

Next, hit File -> Save As
In Save as type select "All Files", in Encoding select "ANSI", and save it to:
C:\program files\MessengerPlus! 3\Plugins\StuffPlug-NG\Talkers\talker.noicon.js

This will create a new talker named "noicon" doing just what you want ;)

[small]Little note: I used /x08 as auto-talkers get parsed AFTER messenger-plus sees the text, using /noicon wouldn't have any effect, so I add the noicon character manually ;)[/small]


EDIT:
Cryme:
You could also solve your problem by writing an autotalker that would replace the ( x ) emoticon with something else like:
(<ctrl+b><ctrl+b>x)
that will stop MSN from seeing it as an icon too, and msgplus wil remove those bold tags later ;)
I suggest you use the above example, and read up on javascript (or ask a compsci-student to help you) and write your own talker for it...
the codes for bold, color, etc are:
code:
const char* sCCColor        = "\x03"; //Ctrl+K multi-format
const char* sCCBold            = "\x02"; //Ctrl+B multi-format
const char* sCCItalic        = "\x05"; //Ctrl+T multi-format
const char* sCCUnderline    = "\x1F"; //Ctrl+U multi-format
const char* sCCStrikeout    = "\x06"; //Ctrl+S multi-format
const char* sCCReset        = "\x0F"; //Ctrl+O multi-format

//When placed at the beginning of a message, this control character
//asks Messenger Plus! to temporary disable emoticons for the
//message.
const char* sCCNoIcon        = "\x08";

(They're taken from C++, all you need is the parts between "s)

I hope this solves your problem :)
Bye,
TB

This post was edited on 08-06-2005 at 11:34 AM by TheBlasphemer.
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