MIRC Scripting

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The mIRC 6.31 logo.

Introduction Development stage: 100% (as of 00:22, 25 March 2008 (UTC))

mIRC Scripting Development stage: 25% (as of March 13, 2008) Become Familiar with mIRC →

Starting From Scratch: Become Familiar with mIRC | Getting Started
Learning the Ropes: Branching and Loops | Timers | User Levels | Text Matching | File Handling | Hash Tables | Dialogs
Advanced Subjects: Custom Windows | Agents | Sockets
Planned: DLLs | COM Objects | Error Checking and Handling


A picture of the mIRC 6.31 script editor, with a remote script loaded.

mIRC Scripting is a built-in, interpreted scripting language for the mIRC IRC client for Windows. It is an easy-to-use and flexible script for uses ranging from automating and simplifying IRC tasks to making mini-programs such as file servers and away systems. Some people even utilize scripts to completely skin and program the IRC interface. These are usually called "full scripts," while individual, smaller scripting projects are known as "remotes" or "addons," or "snippets" for really small scripts. This wikibook will attempt to explain all the aspects of mIRC Scripting, starting from the very basic parts of the language for beginners, and delving into the more advanced topic for experts. mirc

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1. Starting From Scratch Development stage: 100% (as of 01:58, 26 March 2008 (UTC))


2. Learning the Ropes Development stage: 25% (as of 01:15, 18 May 2008 (UTC))


3. Advanced Subjects Development stage: 00% (as of 01:16, 18 May 2008 (UTC))


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