Re: Figlet output into mIRC?

On Mon, 01 Jul 2002 21:01:31 GMT, "Ezra" <EzR...@hotmail.com> wrote:
I made my own fonts for a script in mIRC, basicly replaces the letter with the
[topic] in a text file. 

format:

[A]
a1=   /\  
a2=  /--\ 
a3= /    \
and so on depending on height of your letters.
Note: you will have to fill blank spaces with something, either $chr(160) or alternate spaces with
$chr(15) 

>well I thought of doing that but I figured since figlet has already written
>something that does a great job of it no need to re-invent the wheel so to
>speak...
>
>the problem is getting the input to output in mIRC....
>
>"Dennis Kaarsemaker" <fak...@use-reply-to.inv> wrote in message
>news:afq...@kaarsemaker.nb.nu...
>> Ezra schreef:
>>
>> >So for the past few days I have been toying around with the idea of
>getting
>> >figlet for MS-DOS to put it's output into mIRC...
>> >
>> >anyone have any ideas how this would be possible?
>>
>> Why not write a mIRC script to 'figletize' your input?
>> --
>> Dennis K.
>> ~..  Logica brengt je van A naar B
>> .>>. Verbeelding brengt je overal. (A. Einstein)
>>  |\
>>
>
>

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