/calc

By ch1zra on Mar 16, 2005

Simplicity rules 'em all. I'm pretty sure someone has done this by now, so if someone did it, I apologize. Usage is simple. just type anywhere "/calc YOUR OPERATION" supports 4 basic operations (+-/). Eg " /calc (4+5)5/3". And so on :]

alias calc {
  if ($1- != $null) {
    echo -a [/Calc] > Calculating :4 $1- 
    echo -a [/Calc] > Result is :4 $calc($1-) 
  }
  else echo -a [/Calc] : No parameters given. Halting.
}

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xplo - Sep 25, 2008

hippie crack LMAO

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napalm` - Sep 24, 2008

Just got home, and I tested my previously posted calc alias that supposedly don't work.

Results:

/calc (1 + 2) * 2

Gave:

[05:31p] * [/calc] (1 + 2) * 2 = 6

//echo -a Calc: $calc(2 + 2)

Gave:

Calc: 4

I don't know what kind of Hippie Crack you're on, my stuff always works.

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Jonesy44 - Sep 24, 2008

$0 = string length. so if $0 = 0, no words entered.

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WannaKnow - Sep 24, 2008

Napalm that dont work i think $0 always return 0 if you typ /calc

I think it need to be $1

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napalm` - Sep 24, 2008

This is untested, am typing it up at work.

alias calc {
  if (!$0) return
  elseif ($isid) return $calc($1-)
  else echo $color(info) -at * [/calc] $1- = $calc($1-)
}

Upon finally testing the above code I shortened it to one line.

alias calc if ($0) echo $color(info) -at * [/calc] $1- = $calc($1-)

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^Neptune - Sep 24, 2008

Remotes. ALT+R

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Hobbz - Sep 24, 2008

Again, Were Do I Put This? :P

/me Is a n00b

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Darkwarrior26 - Apr 03, 2007

genius!

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ZabuzaMomochi - Dec 16, 2006

ya, im too lazy to do //echo -a $calc(78383783*83748394) myself lol, so this helps a lot.

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Soxide - Aug 29, 2006

very simple, but could be realy usefull ^_^

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xDaeMoN - Mar 22, 2005

hehe =p

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ch1zra - Mar 22, 2005

oh... naaah.. :P looks nicer with that minus :D

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xDaeMoN - Mar 21, 2005

Actually what I meant is this part. Sorry I wasn\'t clear. \"($1- != $null)\". You could also use \"($1)\".

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ch1zra - Mar 21, 2005

I used the $1- cause you can use spaces...

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xDaeMoN - Mar 16, 2005

You could just say $1 instead of $1-. Nonetheless, not bad.

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supergeo - Mar 16, 2005

yes log\'s dialog calculator is really nice...it\'s in the addons section just so everyone knows.

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DarthReven - Mar 16, 2005

very simplified code

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ch1zra - Mar 16, 2005

if you don\'t like this one, you can always use log2\'s dialog based calculator :D

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