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« on: February 16, 2011, 02:42:14 pm »(To script, press alt+r and click the remote tab. All code goes in there)
In mIRC, functions are called aliases.
Their setup is simple, it goes like this:
CODE
alias <aliasname> {
parameters
}
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Here is an example of an alias that displays Hello mIRC in the window you type it in.
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So now I will show you how to create a more flexible function.
Using $1, $2, $3 and so on, you can enter your own data.
You would use this code by typing //echo $adder(10,30)
This would echo the number 40. 10 is $1 and 30 is $2.
This should give you the basic idea on aliases.
In mIRC, functions are called aliases.
Their setup is simple, it goes like this:
CODE
alias <aliasname> {
parameters
}
------------------------
Here is an example of an alias that displays Hello mIRC in the window you type it in.
Code: [Select]
alias helloworld {
echo -a Hello mIRC!
}
To activate that script, simply type /helloworld in any window------------------------
So now I will show you how to create a more flexible function.
Using $1, $2, $3 and so on, you can enter your own data.
Code: [Select]
CODE
alias adder {
return $calc($1 + $2)
}
What this does is just uses the premade mIRC function, $calc, to add the first and second number typed($1 and $2)You would use this code by typing //echo $adder(10,30)
This would echo the number 40. 10 is $1 and 30 is $2.
This should give you the basic idea on aliases.