Cliptext allows complex code to be inserted with the double click of a mouse button. If you look at the file you can easily see where its going, ^! represents the mouse pointer (also in other files). You will notice this makes coding a lot quicker (rapid prototyping, for iteritive design - go read about it). Recycling code is even better - whap one "standard" about dialog on all of your scripts and just overwrite the older version each time - don't change names or calling method. The idea is not to stop you from being a creative scripter, but to let you focus on more complex code rather than waste hours on a dialog or fool around with DStudio etc.
$alias - creates a template custom identfier, compliant with mIRCDD documentation. Simply add your control statements, and code, and off you go. alias - as above, non identfier dialog - creates a simple templated 100x100 dialog with an ok button and some more common events dialog (about) - a typical about dialog dialog (main no tab) - as above, no tabs dialog (main) - a dialog with a file menu and a few controls plus supporting code (tabbed too!) dialog (splash) - a splash screen dialog. Use them when doing intensive processing operations to distract the user. Thats the point of them. for - mIRC doesn't support for loops so this is the while loop workaround! if - if elseif else structure menu - remotes definition popup menu menu (file, dialog) - dialog menu sockets (server, TCP) - a sockets set of aliases sockets (client, TCP) - a sockets set of aliases while - while loop
#T=Title Text alias customCode^! { ;..Code.. } #T=Title Text2 alias customCode2 { ;..C^!ode.. } #^! is where the cursor is put. # Delimits each code section, so be careful about using #groups.