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+ | # $EPIC: nopaste.txt, | ||
+ | ======Synopsis: | ||
+ | [[load]] nopaste | ||
+ | [[set]] nopaste ON | ||
+ | [[set]] nopaste OFF | ||
+ | |||
+ | ======Description: | ||
+ | This script adds the [[set]] NOPASTE variable. | ||
+ | it keeps you from flooding your current target by (accidentally) pasting | ||
+ | text to your client screen. | ||
+ | is disabled. | ||
+ | |||
+ | The script works by computing the average amount of time it took for you | ||
+ | to " | ||
+ | greater than 400 characters per second, the client assumes you have | ||
+ | (accidentally) pasted something, and prohibits you from sending anything | ||
+ | to the current target until your typing speed falls below 400 cps. This | ||
+ | means that the first line of any paste will sneak through, but the second | ||
+ | and subsequent lines will be suppressed. | ||
+ | |||
+ | The nopaste protection does not apply to commands: you can paste commands | ||
+ | (that start with /) and they will be executed normally. | ||
+ | is only to keep you from flooding irc. | ||
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+ | The script uses [[on input]] and so may conflict with other scripts that | ||
+ | also use [[on input]] | ||
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