Remember to Keep it Simple, Stupid. Do one thing and do it well; this is a place for simple scripts and not whole programs.
A brief ON trigger for ircII that works with #mwlink below. If I was really elite this would all be in ircII script language, but that would be really too awful to contemplate: besides which, the filter can be useful for other purposes.
Note: setting exec_protection off could make you vulnerable to exploits by others unless you know what you're doing with your ON triggers.
Also, the $Z$1<$0> $2- is my preferred format for channel messages; yours may differ.
This ircII-derived client can use almost the same script as ircII, above:
Note that the -direct option to /exec is used instead of the $shellfix() function, which EPIC4 does not provide.
(Contributed by User:Omegatron)
(Contributed by Ricky Clarkson, who was channelling 'met' from Freenode IRC, on #irssi)
User:Sam Hocevar has an irssi script to do much the same thing; see page; .
ERC is an IRC client for emacs implemented in Emacs Lisp.
To use this script, select Scripting > Edit events..., right-click on the OnChannelMessage event and select New handler, then paste the script.
For using the secure server, change the following line in the used script:
to
Here's a short script to open up all contributions from anons in browser windows (works well with tabbed browsing). CryptoDerk 23:04, Feb 15, 2005 (UTC)
Place the following in Tools->Scripts Editor under the remote tab.
The above script can be adapted to open specific types of edits in #cvn-wp-en:
Also, for a frontend to the IRC live feeds, check out CryptoDerk's Vandal Fighter.
An HTML character entity converter written in Perl that uses the ord() function to convert a character to its corresponding number in the character set. It operates on standard input.
Author: Olof
Notes: I got fed up with looking up Unicode characters, so I wrote an AppleScript for my favorite styled text editor (Style) to write them for me. Now, I can just type Japanese into a text edit window like this