By kerstt on Apr 18, 2007a lil typing tester:P
if u want to add more words
/write words.txt theword
Thanks urza for help, also i added some thinks u suggested :P
here's the script (btw ma second window >.<)
menu * {
Typing speed tester: {
/window -CEk0 +fsebt @Typtester
/aline 4 @typtester U just started the typing tester, u got 5 seconds to typ in every word:O
/aline 4 @typtester Make urself ready we start in 5 seconds! the words are Case-Sensitive
/aline 4 @typtester Good luck!
/typwords
/typtester
}
}
alias typtester {
.timer 30 5 /rline 7 @typtester 3 $!read(words.txt)
.timer 1 151 /aline 8 @typtester times up! u had $+(%,typcount) Words correct! That are $calc( $+(%,typcount) / 150) words per second. | /rline 7 @typtester \/ 3 Times up ur Score! \/
}
on *:input:@typtester:{
if ($1 === $line(@typtester,3)) {
inc %typcount
/rline 9 @typtester 3 Nice $nick $+ . U got it correct!
}
else { /rline 4 @typtester 3 Aw $nick $+ . U got it wrong!
}
}
alias typwords {
if (%typer === $null) {
set %typer yoo dont delete this else u up ur typ tester.
/write words.txt Hatetolove
/write words.txt Heaven
/write words.txt Hell
/write words.txt MircScripting
/write words.txt Dynamic
/write words.txt Checker
/write words.txt Men&Woman
/write words.txt Interesting
/write words.txt Satisfied
/write words.txt SwiftIrc
/write words.txt Kerstmade
/write words.txt Vision
/write words.txt Amplifier
/write words.txt Typtester
/write words.txt Window
}
}
on *:close:@typtester:{ /timers off
/unset %typcount
}
OK... a nice idea and mildly entertaining. As a true typing \"test\" I guess I would have hoped more of the keyboard range to have been covered (for example the old test \"the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog\"). I know its not a language test, but a typing test, yet I still cannot overlook the \"Men & Woman\" test item which requires a plural and singular together... perhaps that is the true test of typing... to not rely on preconceived constructs. Overall--> I like the idea and the script seems well ordered... and while all the \"/\" parts are not necessary I don\'t think their inclusion detracts from the look or function of the snippet. By the way, has \"hatetolove\" always been one word?
