Shoutbox

its a nice script, i like the jive talker haha, very funny

OLD SCRIPT HERE, but it works

autocorrector

errrm yeah does what you want, would like to update it one day to have windows/boxs etc and replace words inline rather than after you've sent them but anyway, here is autocorrector

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

To add new words to the list whilst in messenger type

/script ac_add before after - for single word errors eg cheees -> cheese

/script ac_add "before word" "after word" - enclose with "speech marks" for corrections with spaces eg cheeseyfood -> cheesey food

simple

---------------------------------------------------------------------------

EN Version

PT Version
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

As i say though this isn't being developped anymore at the moment, sometime later in the future, maybe, but not now

PT version

Can somebody tell me how to modify this to repeat how ever many times the first letter appears, and also how to make it so it dosnt use the replacment if it detects www or http etc!
Im only using capitals as an example, in fact they are different symbols

Joe

code:

---

function OnEvent_Initialize(MessengerStart)
{
}
function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(pChatWnd, sMessage)
{
sMessage = sMessage.replace("a","A");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("b","B");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("c","C");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("d","D");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("e","E");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("f","F");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("g","G");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("h","H");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("i","I");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("j","J");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("k","K");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("l","L");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("m","M");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("n","N");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("o","O");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("p","P");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("q","Q");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("r","R");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("s","S");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("t","T");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("u","U");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("v","V");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("w","W");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("x","X");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("y","Y");
sMessage = sMessage.replace("z","Z");
return sMessage;
}
function OnEvent_Uninitialize(MessengerExit)
{
}

---

Don't Strings have a .toUpperCase() method?

quote:

---

Originally posted by noroom
Don't Strings have a .toUpperCase() method?

---

Maybe you didnt read my post, you just read the code?

Someone help please

for http and www just use:

sMessage = sMessage.replace("http","http");
and
sMessage = sMessage.replace("www","www");

It will see that the message has all of those grouped together, so it will make the group not change. It should work, but I haven't tested it >_>.

As for aaa --> AAA, I still haven't figured that out . I was thinking perhaps:

sMessage = sMessage.replace("a"*,"A"*);

(using * as a random character, so whatever comes after the A will be capital also). This obviously didn't work, and I am sure the solution is simple, but I have no idea lol.

Hopefully somone more experienced in scripting comes along to help you out .

EDIT:

How are you gonna handle links? Even if the "www" and "http" are correct, the address will still be incorrect will it not?

To replace all occurrences of one letter, you must use regular expressions. They come in a form of /pattern/switch , and you must use the g switch for global search (for more information on regular expression, google it)

so, the correct code for replacing all occurrences of "a" is:

sMessage = sMessage.replace(/a/g,"A");

(notice you don't use " " in a regular expression)

quote:

---

Originally posted by Keikonium

How are you gonna handle links? Even if the "www" and "http" are correct, the address will still be incorrect will it not?

---

i didnt mean the http as in http i meant ignore all changed if http is part of it anyone no? ive seen it i just cant remember where! maybe if theres away to say if / is put before the sentence all changes are ignored?? the / isnt sent though

@Pai dosnt seem to work

Then you did something wrong, because it does work

Test case:

code:

---

    var str = "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"
    var str1 = str.replace("a","A");
    Debug.Trace(str1);
    var str2 = str.replace(/a/g,"A");
    Debug.Trace(str2);

---

returns:

code:

---

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

---

-----------------------
to ignore links do something like

code:

---

if (!str.match('www') && !str.match('http')) { // it's not a link }

---