1st letter in mayus, quite simple.

By NoFx on Feb 27, 2007

Really very simple, you just need to paste it in your remotes and that's all, it works alone. JUST IN CHANNEL WINDOWS.

If you want it for all windows, you have to replace:

on :input:#:{
for
on :input:*:{

and you have to delete this line
if ($active == $chan) {

i know that line is unsefull but i'm very tired for deleting it xD

Ok, that's all.

Hope you like it!

P.D: It supports commands in the window :).

on *:input:#:{ if ($left($$1,1) != /) { my $$1- | halt } } 
alias my {
if ($active == $chan) {
msg # $upper($left($$1,1)) $+ $lower($right($$1-,-1))
}
}

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stargazer989 - Jun 29, 2007

Scratch that last thing i said...

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stargazer989 - Jun 29, 2007

umm so where do i place this snippet? in my remotes?

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NoFx - Feb 27, 2007

Yes, that\'s why i said to delete that line, if the want to use it in all windows!

Changes:
delete = if ($active == $chan)
change = on :input:#:{ for on :input:*:{

That\'s all you have to do

see you!

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no_body21 - Feb 27, 2007

;will only works on channel - on :input:#:{
on :input:#:{ if ($left($$1,1) != /) { my $$1- | halt } }

;again will only works on channel - if ($active == $chan) {
alias my {
if ($active == $chan) {
msg # $upper($left($$1,1)) $+ $lower($right($$1-,-1))
}
}

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Lindrian - Feb 27, 2007

I got something made similiar to this, although it looks like:
on :INPUT:: {
if (/* !iswm $1) || ($ctrlenter) {
msg $target $iif($left($1,1) islower,$+($upper($v1),$right($1-,-1)),$1-)
halt
}
}

But im sure ur works aswell O.o

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NoFx - Feb 27, 2007

Yes, just that.. nothing special.

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Lindrian - Feb 27, 2007

So, what does this do? Makes the first letter capitalized? or?

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NoFx - Feb 27, 2007

oh, and you have to replace also:
msg #
for
msg $active

so as to work in all windows.

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