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lanugage #122321 09/06/05 07:06 AM
Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide S Sleepyfreak OP Vogon poet
OP Sleepyfreak Vogon poet S Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide	could someone please make a script where i join #espanol (spanish channel) and when ever someone says sumthing it pops up as english and i need to type english and it shows them its spanish??

Re: lanugage #122322 09/06/05 08:03 AM
D defiant
defiant D	If you give me a complete word list with english - spanish it'd be easier

Re: lanugage #122323 09/06/05 09:02 AM
Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide S Sleepyfreak OP Vogon poet
OP Sleepyfreak Vogon poet S Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide	i don't thats why i'm asking for the script

Re: lanugage #122324 09/06/05 12:12 PM
C clutz1572
clutz1572 C	IMO, that would be an interesting addy.. although, something like that would be a huge project but worth it. then there would be other languages to consider also, because if you do one there would be requests for others guarenteed! lol

Re: lanugage #122325 09/06/05 01:22 PM
Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 8,061 MA, USA R Riamus2 Hoopy frood
Riamus2 Hoopy frood R Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 8,061 MA, USA	I think I've seen scripts that had translation capabilities. I've never used them, so cannot tell you how they work or if they are any good. Note that you can usually get free translation dictionaries online (edicts). Then you can use a $replace routine to do the translation. The problem with it is that you would be getting word-by-word translation rather than sentence translation. This is usually an incorrect way to translate text no matter what language you are using. Still, it would be close enough in most cases to be understood.

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#122326 10/06/05 10:42 PM

xMIRCd

i'd recommend using a webpage type translator: eg

Code:

on ^*:INPUT:[color:red]#chan[/color]:{
dowebrequest $1-
halt
}
alias dowebrequest {
sockopen webreq www.[color:red]sitename.ext[/color] 80
sockwrite -n webreq GET [color:red]/path/to/the/translator[/color] HTTP/1.1
sockwrite -n webreq Host: www.[color:red]sitename.ext[/color]
sockwrite -n webreq Connection: Keep-Alive
sockwrite -n webreq $crlf $crlf
}
on *:SOCKREAD:webreq:{
var %tmp = $null ;declare
sockread -f %tmp
webreq_parse $sockname %tmp
}
alias webreq_parse {
if ([color:red]$xxx == yyy[/color]) {
var %msg = $remove($2-,[color:red]any html stuff[/color])
msg [color:red]#chan[/color] %msg
sockclose webreq
}
}

it's time consuming and very slow, but it's my best bet.

Re: lanugage #122327 25/06/05 01:11 AM
Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide S Sleepyfreak OP Vogon poet
OP Sleepyfreak Vogon poet S Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide	could you please have a look for this script dued to some funny reasons 1) i have been made the owner of the room 2) i don't know what they are talking about 3) i need to know what they are talking about

Re: lanugage #122328 29/06/05 07:47 AM
Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide S Sleepyfreak OP Vogon poet
OP Sleepyfreak Vogon poet S Joined: May 2005 Posts: 106 Adelaide	hey Riamus2 if you do get that script could ya also get one for Dutch? :P

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