Colorize Text

By StaticX__ on Jul 13, 2008

It adds some color in the text..
Just type /xcolor [-bu|-n]
-b = Color + Bold
-u = Color + Underline
-n = Color

alias xcolor {
  if ($1 == -b) { /msg $chan $chr(2) $+ $chr(3) $+ $r(2,14) $+ $2- }
  if ($1 == -u) { /msg $chan $chr(31) $+ $chr(3) $+ $r(2,14) $+ $2- }
  if ($1 == -bu) { /msg $chan $chr(2) $+ $chr(31) $+ $chr(3) $+ $r(2,14) $+ $2- }
  if ($1 == -n) { /msg $chan $chr(3) $+ $r(2,14) $+ $2- }
}

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Jamiie - Jul 14, 2008

Nothing is \"more complicated\" if you don\'t have the urge to learn it.

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StaticX__ - Jul 14, 2008

yep, but more complicated..

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napa182 - Jul 13, 2008

instead of doing

$chr(2) $+ $chr(3) $+ $r(2,14) $+ $2-

you can clean it up a bit by doing

$+($chr(2),$chr(3),$r(2,14),$2-)

and also no need for the / in the front of msg

you can also do this on one line as well. heres one way of doing that.

alias xcolor { $iif($1 == -b,msg $chan $+($chr(2),$chr(3),$r(2,14),$2-),$iif($1 == -u,msg $chan $+($chr(31),$chr(3),$r(2,14),$2-),$iif($1 == -bu,msg $chan $+($chr(2),$chr(31),$chr(3),$r(2,14),$2-),$iif($1 == -n,msg $chan $+($chr(3),$r(2,14),$2-))))) }

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