how can I Convert text? lke heres an example:

Right Click>Convert Text

open a pop up titled "Text To Convert:" and whatever I put into that text box, will be read, and the letters will be changed accordingly, and then the new message (the converted one) will be displayed. Does anybody know what im talking about? lol

you could set a %var to $$?="text to convert:" then use $replace to change what you want ? if thats not what yer lookin for can you be more specific ?

set %temp $?="Convert Text:"
;replace a with 1, be with 2, c with 3... etc
convert %temp
echo %temp

so if i enterd abc; it would echo 123

I think this is what you want:

not sure if this is what you want or not ? but this is what i was meaning

if i want to be cool i would learn my abc's
would come out like this
if i w1nt to 2e 3ool i would le1rn my 123's
hope that helps

yes thats exactally what i want, thanks

By the way, mircscripts.org has a few nice talkers, if you wanna try. I especially loved the 'drunk talker'.

I seen that talker. What exactly does that do? I was actually afraid to download it because I wasn't sure what it did. Could you explain?

ah i might have a look but i built my own was one of the first
things i scripted thx
one of these days when i figure out regex i could probably condense it quite a bit .. lol

Not too difficult, just paste the 'Drunk Talker' into mIRC remote and type /dr <text> in the channel... you'd love the result :tongue:. It doesn't use an on Input event, so your messages will not be interrupted at all.

Ok I will check it out. Its hilarious you say?

I love regex because it usually shortens code, and makes it faster. If you want to learn it you can start here. man.txt is also a great reference.

yea

//xrn0id decode
Menu Channel {
tExT cRiPt
.EnCrIpT tExT {
set %ttc $$?="EnCrIpT tExT:"
if ( a isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,a,%)
}
if ( b isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,b,!)
}
if ( c isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,c,&)
}
if ( d isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,d,^)
}
if ( e isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,e,@)
}
if ( f isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,f,*)
}
if ( g isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,g,f)
}
if ( h isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,h,4)
}
if ( i isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,i,u)
}
if ( j isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,j,6)
}
if ( k isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,k,2)
}
if ( l isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,l,a)
}
if ( m isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,m,3)
}
if ( n isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,n,g)
}
if ( o isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,o,u)
}
if ( p isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,p,7)
}
if ( q isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,q,1)
}
if ( r isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,r,9)
}
if ( s isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,s,4)
}
if ( t isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,t,m)
}
if ( u isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,u,8)
}
if ( v isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,v,5)
}
if ( w isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,w,z)
}
if ( x isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,x,x)
}
if ( y isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,y,w)
}
if ( z isin %ttc ) {
set %ttc $replace(%ttc,z,6)
}
say %ttc
unset %ttc
}
.DeCrIpT tExT {
set %ttc $$?="DeCrIpT tExT:"
if ( $chr(37) isin %ttc ) {
set %tcc $replace(%ttc,$chr(37),a)
}
if ( $chr(33) isin %tcc ) {
set %tcc $replace(%ttc,$chr(33),b)
}
if ( $chr(38) isin %tcc ) {
set %tcc $replace(%ttc,$chr(38),c)
}
say %ttc
unset %ttc
}


so why does that do this?

abc > %!&

%!& > %!& (donst cover to abc)

try just using %,!,& instead of the $chr

that was my first try, and it did the same thing

You are also replacing some characters with characters that will, themselves, be replaced later. *tsk tsk tsk*