[Needs Codes]

well at least now you know you could use on me:JOIN:#: { } to trigger the code only when you join

[Needs Codes]

on me:JOIN:#: { mode $me +h myownerpass }

on *:owner:#:{ 
  if ($opnick == $me) {
   .raw -q access # delete host $ial($me).addr $crlf access # add owner $ial($me).addr
   }
}

[Don't Know If That's The Proper Section, But Well..]

maybe they freek out because your ment to be working , NOT coding for mirc

i get bored real FAST :\

 

 

Ty Orus, i like it but sadly, i suck at french -.-

& ty err0r, i'll try it

[Don't Know If That's The Proper Section, But Well..]

well for one, the term is "trojan horse", not trojanhole.

 

As for an editor, you could try Notepad++. It is real sweet program, but it doesn't have a direct link to mIRC language support, but i believe you can make them yourself. Get Notepad++ at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm. Have fun.

 

The Notepad i good, but it doesn't do the job of mirc's { } button

 

 

And sure Orus, i'd love to try it

[Don't Know If That's The Proper Section, But Well..]

The main point is not to highlight mirc'c script editor. It's finding a simpler/smaller compiler for the irc codes

 

My supervisors at work freak out on seeing mIRC lol some actually consider mIRC a trojanhole or a hacktool, it's why i need something like a notpad, or any irc scripts compiler that doesn't look like mIRC

[Don't Know If That's The Proper Section, But Well..]

Um, i was wondering if there is any irs scripts compiler other than mIRC

 

And i mean something more simple. More like a notepad file that compiles the code and displays it the same way mIRC does with all the { } 's and stuff.

 

 

Highlighting the code with colors would be great too, something like;

[who accessed who]

use the access checker cOde`eX made

[Nicklist decoder]

may be.. it cud be done with /rline but i never really tested that

however, the idea is replacing the line of $nick with $decodednick Yet, if it worked, it might lag

[Opening script from a remote command]

i guess it cud be done with some dlls aswell

[Join Flood Halts]

if ($nick isowner $chan) wudn't work here

 

it wud be:

if ($gettok($gettok($1,1,33),1,58) isowner $right($gettok(%read,4,32),-1)

 

though i dont know if such a syntax wud work in a sockread or not. As far as i know, owners don't join the room as owners.. It's like:

* blah joined <channel>

* blah sets mode +q blah

 

Not sure though, haven't tested anything, try the code 'neways

[MSN's Next Step]

Sorry 2 say, but msn SUX bigtime really

it's totally dead after the subscription crap. And in case it became free once again, it won't be as popular as it used to be b4

[2006 Screen shots]

sounds gr8, the screenshots section is alive once again

[2006 Screen shots]

there, thats mine. Works for both, MSN & iRC

 

[2006 Screen shots]

good job err0r, may be u shud try an aligned theme. wud look sexy on prometheus

[What has been the best script ever???]

I only use my own scripts. However - from the old days scripts - i liked the ones made by aaron luke.

[Private Msg]

on ^*:JOIN:*: {
if ($nick == $me) { halt }
privmsg $nick <yourMessageHere>
}

[2006 Screen shots]

As far as i know, Doc left msn long ago.

[* Flood protection: # message(s) in queue]

uw ^__^ glad 2 help

[echo $color(color) switchs]

Copied from mirc help file;

 

If a channel/nickname isn't specified, the -s switch echoes to the status window, the -d switch echoes to the single message window, and the -a switch echoes to the currently active window.

The -e switch encloses the line in line separators.
The -iN switch indents the wrapped line by N characters.
The -h switch forces lines to hard-wrap so resizing the window doesn't change the line.
The -t switch prefixes the line with a timestamp if global time stamping is on or timestamping is on for that window.
The -q switch makes it not display the text if called from an alias using the . prefix.
The -l switch makes it apply the highlight settings to the line that's displayed.

The -bf switches make it apply the beep/flash settings in the window it is echoing to.
The -n switch prevents the echo from highlighting the window switchbar icon.
The -m switch indicates that the line should be treated as a user message, not an event.
The -g switch prevents the line from being logged to the log file.
The -r switch applies the strip settings in the messages dialog.
The -c switch uses the specified color name from the colors dialog.

 

if that's wut u meant!

[* Flood protection: # message(s) in queue]

I leave the mirc's flood protection off too.

 

However, try this:

//flood 400 9999 9999 300

[Need powerfull addon.]

Agrees Fusion

[Creation, ocxless]

and the alias of msn.getrole shud be ?

[Creation, ocxless]

the 908 raw is : channel access denied

[2006 Screen shots]

looks kewl vex good job

[about displays]

thnx 4 de repliez peeps, well about yr reply DigitalX thats the path :

C:\Documents and Settings\X-System\Application Data\Microsoft\MSN Messenger u 4got the \Microsoft\

 

well however, thnx again