mIRC's flexable
scripting language allows nearly anything to become possible; however,
the mIRC Re-Interface Project focuses on the input/output display
translation in order to organize efforts into a single goal: to
make mIRC look better.
mIRC's remote
commands/events handler, named "Remotes," allows any type
input to be assigned a given output. An example input could be the
equation "1+1" and the output could be assigned to calculate
and display the equation followed by the solution "1+1=2."
More importantly, an input could be "1+1" and the output
could omit the equation, and simply display the result... "2."
Thus "1+1" has been translated from an equation into a
digit. When working with such information, it is not necessary to
view all information since only the useful information needs to be displayed;
this makes input/output display translation useful.
When contributing
a modified version of mIRC, please use the following guidelines.
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Limit the features
of the script to input/output translation display
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If the segment of
code you are adding does not have to do with input/output translation
display please omit it. (IE, a script that allows for anti-spambot
is not related to input/output translation display)
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Base your script on
one of the previous versions
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No need to start
from scratch
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Limit your addition/alteration
of script to the single Remotes File (*.ini)
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Add Aliases using
the remotes "alias" command.
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Add Popups using
the remotes "popup" command.
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Unset variables when
finished
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For variables that
must remain set, give them a discriptive name.
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Comment if needed
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Comment your scripts
using the ";" charecter if a segment of code is in
no way obvious.
To contribute, use this form.
