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The #mIRC channel, in general, helps with basic mIRC problems and with basic mIRC scripting.
However, we felt these scripts would be good examples and useful on this website.
Because mIRC users all around the world have different needs, Khaled implemented a private scripting language for mIRC, through the years it has improved a lot, with every new version, something new comes up
and every day someone writes something new.
These are some of the most requested scripts and add-ons we would like to share with you.
Some of these scripts were written by #mIRC channel operators (current and past) from DALnet's #mIRC
or other networks's #mIRC channel operators.
Warning
- The #mIRC channel will NOT support any scripts posted in this website.
- Questions should be directed to the author of any script posted here.
- Furthermore, we can not be held responsible for any data pasted to this site that could cause any problems. Do NOT use any script that you do not understand.
› Download mIRC
mIRC is a one of the world most popular IRC client, written by Khaled Mardam-Bey.
You can download it from the official website. Or from mIRC.org here
› Scripting Classes Basics of mIRC scripting (sclass.mrc, sclass.txt, and sclass_readme.txt)
This is the first class in mIRC scripting.
It is the foundation for all other classes to follow.
Please click on this link that to download the class.
The second class. (sclass2.mrc, sclass2.txt, sclass2_readme.txt)
This second class picks up where the first class ends. More classes will be added over time.
Please click on this link that to download the class.
A mIRC script is a one or more piece(s) of code written on the scripting language embedded in mIRC, a popular IRC client for Windows. This code(s) meant to do one or more function depending on its purpose.
Addons are generally self-contained User Interface (UI) modification components.
However, some Add-Ons can be dependent on other AddOns to work, and some Add-Ons are actually collections of other AddOns.
A Snippet is an even smaller script, always text based.
Alternatively, it may be technically defined as: A programming term used to refer to a small chunk of re-usable source code that serves as a sub-function to one or more formally defined functions within a given module.
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