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One of the most popular functions provided by a well-equipped mIRC client is
the conversion of common phrases into their full-text version. Keywords (or
net-speak) such as LOL or LMAO is displayed in chat as complete words; LOL
becomes "Laughing Out Loud", LMAO becomes "Laughing My Arse Off".
Gradient also has the ability to convert common "stop words" (aka cuss words)
into more sanitized versions; words such as "sh*t" and "f**k" are common entries
in the Gradient dictionary.
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Commands that Gradient understands are as follows:
| /gradient |
Display the status of Gradient (on or off) and the current set
enabled. |
| /gradient on |
Turn Gradient processing on so that it replaces macro
words in text with their full-text equivalents. |
| /gradient off |
Turn Gradient off. Chat text is passed without processing. |
| /gradient list |
List the macro replacements in the current set. |
| /gradient listg |
List the macro replacements in the Global Set. You may edit
these replacements by editing the [Macro] section of the gradient.ini
file. |
/gradient add
macro
replace-text |
Add the specified macro to the current set and replace
it in chat text with the replace-text specified. Note that the
new entry is added only to the current set and not to the
Global Set. |
/gradient del
macro |
Delete the specified macro from the current set. Note
that the entry is deleted only from the current set and not from
the Global Set. |
| Ctrl+Enter |
Holding down the Control (or Ctrl) key when pressing the Enter key
causes the current line of chat text to be sent verbatim; without
processing by either mIRC or Gradient. This is especially handy when
giving mIRC commands in chat for others to use. |
Gradient will replace macro words in normal chat text and in mIRC commands
(such as whispers or actions /me commands). This is especially handy when
you have common misspellings automatically corrected by Gradient.
   
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