<div style="clear: both;">text = get_string("Enter a phrase:",""
;text +=" end"
txt = "";
words[100] = "";
tts=text;
delimiter=" ";
counter=0;
do
{
dlpos=string_pos(delimiter,tts);
//Finds the delimiter “ “
words[counter]=string_copy(tts,1,dlpos-1);
// Copies the next word
tts=string_delete(tts,1,dlpos+string_length(delimiter)-1);
counter+=1;
} until (string_pos(delimiter,tts)=0)
//starts all over unless condition is met
global.splitvals[counter]=tts;
counter+=1;
d = 0;
while(d<counter) {
//Tells it to run until d>counter (counter is the
//number of all words, which we can see in previous code
a = 0;
txt += string_char_at(words[d],1);
//Save the first letter
words[d] = string_delete(words[d],1,1);
//delete the saved letter
while(a<string_length(words[d])) {
add =
string_char_at(words[d],floor(random(string_length(words[d]))));
//randomly picks out a letter
txt += add;
words[d] = string_delete(words[d],string_pos(add,words[d]),1);
//deletes taken letters
a+=1;
}
txt += words[d];
txt += " ";
d+=1;
}
show_message("Whatever you wrote, you should still be
able to read it without problem, isn't that amazing?##"+txt);
//Final output stored in txt</div>
I realize this code might not be the most useful one, but the test is fun, I think, and if you decide to use this script anywhere, please give credits to this site.
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