First of all: no, this ain't about XTC, coffee shops or or anything drugs-related
I almost hear you thinking: well, what
is it then? Well, let me give you some background: a friend of mine once asked me whether some Dutch participle was supposed to end on a T or on a D. So I made him a little script to figure that out. Not that it's very useful, but I thought: hey, let's release it anyway
So.. What? (a.k.a. "Features")
This script comes with two common method of access: a script menu and a command. If you use the script menu, a window in which you can type a (Dutch) verb, will pop up. If you use the command, you can either let the window pop up, or type the verb directly:
code:
/XTC <[verb]>
Note the [square brackets!] These are mandatory; if you don't use them, your input will be ignored and the window will pop up. If you supply no parameter (i.e. just type "/XTC"), the the window will pop up.
You can use this command remotely too:
code:
!XTC [verb]
However, you must supply
exactly one parameter; if you don't the script will send you a message, providing you with the correct syntax.
What a NAME!
I know
That's because of the trick used in this thing: if a verb ends on a consonant in the words "XTC koffieshop," you write the participle with a T; otherwise, you write it with a D.
Cool! (a.k.a. Download)
See attachment
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Ah crap! (a.k.a. Known issues)
None yet; if you find some, please post them here.
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