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                * Temperature Converter v1.1 *
                * By SSJ4_Son_Goku           *
                * Made on January 25         *
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This temperature converter script has five temperature types. (I could only find five different onces :p). Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, Rankine, and Raumur.

***** DIALOG *****

To get conversions via the dialog just right click in a channel/query and click "Temp Converter" in the submenu Temp Converter v1.0. There's also a menu in the menubar you can access the same way. You can also open the dialog by saying /otemp (stands for open temp).

Just enter a number in the editbox that you want to convert to a different temperature type. As you click through the radio buttons you will notice that the temperature on the top right side auto updates every time you click on a different radio button. 

The radio button's on the left side is the temperature type you want to convert from. The button's on the right side is the temperature type you want to convert too.

You can then decide if you want to send the results to a channel or even a query. Just select a channel from the drop-down box you want to send the results too, or, if you want the results sent to a query, you can either type the name of the recipient in the box or you can write an identifier into the box ( i.e. $query(4) ).

You have one menu at the top: File . In the File menu you can open this readme you are (or should ;)) be reading or open the about dialog.

***** $temp *****

You can also use the identifier $temp directly without using the dialog. The syntax of $temp is as follows:

$temp(N,type1,type2)

where N is the number that you want to convert, type1 is the temperature type of N, and type2 is the type you want to convert too. If done correctly, $temp will return the results of the conversion.

***** Trigger *****

At the very bottom of the script file I have included a trigger you can use if you wish. I have commented out the on TEXT event for those people who do not wish to use the trigger, so if you want to use the trigger get rid of the /* and */ (line 139 and 146).

The trigger follows the following syntax:

!temp Ntype1 to type2

Again, N is the number you want to convert, type1 the temperature type of N, and type2 the type you want to convert too.

The only difference here is that you don't type 'Celsius' or 'Fahrenheit' for type1 and type2, you have to use the following shortcuts:

Celsius - c
Fahrenheit - f
Kelvin - k
Rankine - ra 
Raumur - re

For example, if I said "!temp 100re to k" the bot or whoever has the script will return: 100re is 398.15 Kelvin

Also note that "!temp -273.16c to k" will return "-273.16c is -0.01 Kelvin" which is theoretically not possible because absolute zero is 0 Kelvin and nothing can be colder than absolute zero.

***** Temperature Types *****

For more information on temperature types use one or more of the following sites:

http://www.csgnetwork.com/tempconv.html
http://cryowwwebber.gsfc.nasa.gov/introduction/temp_scales.html
http://www.google.com :D