Hey, take it easy, it was just a joke.

Your 5 year old nephew can script???

@Chainchomp: Im not mocking you, just pointing out your \"flaws\". In addition: Just because something works, doesn\'t mean it\'s acceptable. If you post somethign here, your expecting review. In reviewing, people tend to be critically harsh; not \"mocking\". \"It works don\'t it? Be happy\", why should I be happy about something that:
1) is incomplete.
2) is unuseful to me
3) my 5 year old nephew could have scripted better.
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If you can\'t take the critisim don\'t post; simple. Enough Said.

@Noutrious: No need for \'halt\' in your post. Also, your if statement has room for error (which defeats the purpose of \"error checking\"). In your statement, you only check for \'$2\' when there\'s a possibility that more characters could be involved

on *:TEXT:@calc:#:{
if ($2) && ($calc($2-)) {
.notice $nick $2- = $calc($2-)
halt
}
else {
.notice $nick Error, invalid syntax. (Example: 2 + 2 or 4 / 2)
halt
}
}

Hum, too simple maybe :))

Sean likes moking me :P
It works don\'t it? Be happy :D

;A very simple calculator script, just copy into your remotes and type @calc .

Why would you $calc() the sum of something? Also, you have to take in consideration that some do not know the correct sytax, so error checking would be a must for something like this.

Oops, forgot to mention that, comments please.

Very simple and very useful...For those of you that don\'t know...

^ = Exponent
/ = Division

• = Multiplication
• = Addition
• = Subtraction