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Hey guys.
I have noticed that some clients, ie the Java ones, have a feature that when ever you begin a sentence the first letter is always uppercase. Is this possible to incorporate with mIRC? If so how would I do it?
Example:
With the uppercase fucntion turned on...
[Skeletor]Hi everyone
With the uppercase fucntion turned off..
[Skeletor]hi there everyone
Any help would be really great
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Fjord artisan
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#uppercase off
on *:INPUT:*: {
if (/* !iswm $1) || ($ctrlenter) {
msg $target $iif($left($1,1) islower,$+($upper($v1),$right($1-,-1)),$1-)
halt
}
}
#uppercase end
/enable #uppercase /disable #uppercase /help ON input /help islower
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Hoopy frood
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on *:INPUT:*:{
if ((/* iswm $1) || ($ctrlenter)) return
msg $target $upper($left($1,1)) $+ $right($1-,-1)
halt
}
-genius_at_work
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I guess the $iif check is not really needed :tongue:
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Thats wonderfull, Thank-you all for you help 
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How would I go about making it so that the letter "i" would be replaced with "I".
Example...
With it turned on...
[Skeletor]Hi there, I was wonder....
With it turned off...
[Skeletor]Hi there, i was wonder....
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Try this:
on *:INPUT:?,#:{
if ((/* iswm $1) || ($ctrlenter)) return
var %text = $regsubex(,$1-,/(?<=^)(\w)/,$upper(\1))
%text = $regsubex(,%text,/(?<=[.!?]\s)(\w)/g,$upper(\1))
%text = $regsubex(,%text,/\bi\b/g,I)
msg $target %text
halt
}
It will make the first letter of each sentence and i into uppercase. -genius_at_work
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Thank you very much, works really well 
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Hoopy frood
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You could combine those 3 regsubexes into one with alteration.
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I tried doing that for a while, but it wasn't cooperating. Each regex would work on it's own, but when I combined them, they wouldn't work. I found this information: Zero-width positive lookbehind. Matches at a position to the left of which text appears. Since regular expressions cannot be applied backwards, the test inside the lookbehind can only be plain text. Some regex flavors allow alternation of plain text options in the lookbehind. on this page: http://www.regular-expressions.info/refadv.htmlIf you could give me an example, it would be appreciated. -genius_at_work
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For some inspiration, you can take a look at this snippetEDIT: the regex library that mIRC uses, supports alteration in a lookbehind in case you're wondering, no quantifiers though.
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