
This is a script know as [sc].
The script is made by: Ъñê , Whøßëâ® and ÌNkéR
It is called spellchecker, but is more meant
as a word replacer. This means
if you have
words you often mistyped, you can have [sc]
correct it for you with out you having
to worry well [sc] can also make more kewl things then just correct typos A simple :)
can be turned into ¶:o} without you having to do anything
>>>Tip<<<
Some Channels do not allow for large amounts of
color
or special characters that are used within the [sc] default File
be sure to check before using multiple colored text in your
chat.
Adding objects to your [sc] is
very easy You can add them to
the default sc_deftxt or cre-
ate your own sc_ files
The files contain the word
control of [sc], each line is
an object The first word is what to look for, and the rest
of the line is what to replace
the first word with, if found
If you want to make [sc] replace teh with the, then
simple add a line with 'teh the'
that is really all.
/scfon : Turns on [sc]
/scfoff : Turns off [sc]
/scfile: Lets you select file
/scadd
: Adds Channels to off List
/scremv: Removes Channels from off
List
Changing files using the
/scfile command, gives you the
option to have a
multi-purpose
script in one, you can have a and a funny and so on Remember that
files must start with sc_ to
make [sc] able to find it
Examples
sc_funtxt
sc_my_sctxt
You can change file using
popups to, the command you
have for that is /scload
To use it you build your popups like this :
If you have a file called sc_funtxt and you want to
use it, simply make a popup like :
Use_fun:/scload sc_funtxt
You can set [sc]to be On or Off in channels that you
prefer not to use it
in
Set_Chan
Set_Chan_Off
will
bring up an imput box to add the channel name to the Off
List
Set_Chan_On
will
bring up an input box to remove the channel name from the Off
List
Shortcut commands are
/scadd to add to Off
List
/scremv to remove from Off List
[sc] Now supports Sound files Wave and Midi files now
can
be associated with the words in your [sc]
files. When the [sc] word is
typed
the
associated sound file will be played to the channel This option can be
turned On / Off from the channel
menu
Spell_Checker
Sound_Support
On
Off
The
syntax for the sc_file
is
example
$scsound(filename)
$scsound(hehehe.wav)
©
---==Spell_Checker v.3.0==--- another original Dane of
Color Team
>>>Note<<< This Script
has been modified for Christian ~IRC~ Connection.
The Following
Changes have been made by the CIRCC team
F - loading of files if you changed the
directory of the default file the system couldn't find it
The simple fix $findfile($mircdir,sc_funletters.txt,1)
F - Changed the
On off routines to be mIRC 6.2 (multi server) compliant (scon is used internally
by mIRC)
C - Moved Help to Help System This shortened the code
greatly..)