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[person]

i know there r many forms of l33t but i got board and made a translator btw i know its not that great and please no caps

[Flikerator]

Loop it, and have get ----? get:* to get sentences.

Also the words don't look very right..

Also for the caps thing, take each letter one by one and make it into a non cap. I think there is an easy way to do it, if I remember ill repost.

[cycro1234]

Good job

[Paul]

Flikerator wrote:

Loop it, and have get ----? get:* to get sentences.

Also the words don't look very right..

Also for the caps thing, take each letter one by one and make it into a non cap. I think there is an easy way to do it, if I remember ill repost.

Simple string manipulation
run a for loop the length of entire string (length(word)), create another string variable (ex: word2) to hold the lower case string.

check if each letter of the original string is uppercase, if yes then word2+=(chr(ord("word(a)")+32))
if not then
word2+=word(a)

when the for loop ends, you have your original sentence, in lower case.

[Bacchus]

Flikerator wrote:

Also for the caps thing, take each letter one by one and make it into a non cap. I think there is an easy way to do it, if I remember ill repost.

add a certain amount in the ordinal value if its in caps to make it non-caps, pretty sure that number was 32 or something

code:

fcn downsize (word : string) : string     const letters := "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"     var endword : string := ""     for i : 1 .. length (word)         if index (letters, word (i)) ~= 0 then             endword += chr (ord (word (i)) + 32)         else             endword += word (i)         end if     end for     result endword end downsize

[Drakain Zeil]

I made one of these, they're fun. You should now try something like basic encryption or even compression.

[person]

funny thing with incription is that a lot of contests such as last years CCC had questions about them

[Drakain Zeil]

It is a cool topic.

This years j2 was related to it, but it just required finding RSA numbers betweeen x and y.[/i]

[beard0]

Turing Manual wrote:

Str.Lower Part of Str module

Syntax Str.Lower (s : string) : string

Description The Str.Lower function takes the string s and returns a string in which all the upper case letters are converted to lower case. For example, Str.Lower ("ABC123def") returns "abc123def".

Example This program obtains lines of text from the user and outputs the lines converted to lower case.

code:

var line : string loop     put "Enter a line of text (empty to quit): " ..     get line : *     exit when line = ""     put "The lower case version: ", Str.Lower (line) end loop

Status Exported qualified.
This means that you can only call the function by calling Str.Lower, not by calling Lower.


See also Str.Upper and Str.Trim.