mIRC Code Snippets Tagged with zomgwtfbbq
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Scan channels and show the amount of each found TLs (Top Level Domain).
Works cross-channel, and has pretty decent error checking.
Also included is a TLD lookup trigger, to find out what a TLD means.
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Constructive..
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Simple identifier, but very effective, as far as I've used it.
This is useful on networks where there are extra modes that mIRC generally doesn't let you check for, such as Owner/CO-Owner (+qo, ~),..
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There's only one bug I know of: as soon as you try to do anything while converting, mIRC will hang.. I'm afraid this is to blame to the fact that mIRC scripts do not run in a seperate thread, as I..
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Another fun little trigger I made, and also my first time playing with hashtables.
usage:
!active <#chan>
shows active nicks in the past few minutes on the current channel, or another channel,..
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!idle trigger for bots.
takes input as follows:
!idle <nick> [channel]
returns idle time of nick on channel. if you don't specify a channel, it defaults to the channel where the event was..
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Another custom identifier. this one takes a nickname, and returns a string of channels that both you and the other person are on, seperated by commas, ended by a period.
for example:
#zomgwtfbbq,..
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This is a very simple custom identifier that I needed for something, maybe it's useful for you.
usage:
$numsuf(<number>)
returns the number you supplied, with a proper counting suffix. for..
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This little snippet was taken from
you might want to remove the comments before using, for some reason it parses the comments as something that has to be /set on a variable... no idea why.
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useful for bots when you want to load a file from another client.
supports error checking, check if files exist and also if files are actually loaded.
you may need to change some stuff to get it..
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