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Program Information:
File Name: mIRC 4.52
File Size: 570 KB
Date Released: 06 July, 1996System Requirements: 32-Bit versions
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
- Windows Me
- Windows 2000
- Windows 98
64-Bit Versions
- Windows Vista x64
- Windows XP x64
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What's New in mIRC 4.52: Version History of mIRC 4.52
- Fixed UTC permanently.
Fixed invalid ctcp replies causing a gpf.
Fixed /play bug.
Fixed scrollbars not being set properly in some windows when they first open.
Changed method of adding Icons to program manager in Installation program.
Fixed bug in Installation program when installing into directory names with spaces in them.
Fixed the COMMAND DDE topic to work better with certain types of poked commands.
Fixed bug with Popup menus when using { } brackets to enclose commands in different level menu items.
Fixed channels folder bug not allowing you to join a channel unless it was first added to the list.
In COMMANDS, $parm1 now refers to the actual COMMAND.
Server notices are now only displayed in status window.
Added $address(nickname,type) which scans the internal address list and returns a users address if it\'s found.
Added $logdir, $getdir, $wavedir, $mircdir which return current directory paths for each location.
Identifiers in remote/popup commands which call aliases are now evaluated before the alias is called.
Fixed ON NOTIFY not being triggered by notify event.
mIRC will no longer allow the DO ctcp command to execute at or below the default user level.
Now allows /group, /enable, and /disable commands to be used with the RAW section.
Changed description of Protect option which said it worked with addresses.. it can only work with nicknames.
Added $lf = chr(10) linefeed and $cr = chr(13) return.
Added $lof(filename) which returns the size in bytes of the specified file.
Added $pos(string,substring) which returns the position of substring in string.
Fixed bug in remote when parsing { } brackets, was miscounting and skipping definitions.
Made remote routines less strict in the type of format they expect in definitions. eg. the :> redirection.
The channels.txt file now does not store channels that were excluded in the Hide parameters section.
Added $send(N) and $get(N) which return currently open send/get windows.
.Fixed $chat(N) so it only returns the nickname of the user.
Now allows multiple channel names as variables, eg:
1:ON JOIN:%chan1,#mIRC,%chan2:etc...
Or you can do:
1:ON JOIN:%channels:etc...
Where %channels is a list of channels separated by commas.
You can\'t *combine* these though.
Added $mask(address,type) which returns the address with the specified mask.
Identifiers are now passed correctly when calling an alias from another alias.
Added command line parameter -ppassword for use with the -jchannel parameter. Specifies password to join channel.
Now supports the PASSWORD parameter in .chat files for joining a channel with a password.
Added ON CHATOPEN, CHATCLOSE, SERVOPEN, SERVCLOSE events.
1:ON CHATOPEN:/commands...
Added /flushini which flushes the ini file to disk if it is currently being cached.
Added /closedccs, /closechats, and /closefserves, which close all inactive send/get, chat, and fserve windows.
Added $nopath(filename) identifier which returns only the filename with no path.
Fixed $$ not working when used in $$1 $$2 .. $$N.
Added $replace(string,substring,replacement) and $remove(string,substring).
Speeded up processing of identifiers and commands.
Speeded up display of info in /links window.
Fixed NT bug... it didn\'t like low-level assembly routines.
Fixed +v/-v mode display in channel nicknames listbox.
The default /list setting for minimum number of people on a channel has changed from zero to four.
Using /halt to prevent certain EVENTs from being displayed has been removed. It worked, but the order of display of information became non-intuitive and confusing. Will find a better way to do this for the next version.
Added $result identifier which stores the result of a /return . The result can be a number between 0 and 30,000.
About: IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a virtual meeting place where people from all over the world can meet and talk; you'll find the whole diversity of human interests, ideas, and issues here, and you'll be able to participate in group discussions on one of the many thousands of IRC channels, on hundreds of IRC networks, or just talk in private to family or friends, wherever they are in the world.
mIRC Features:
- Full featured Internet Relay Chat client
- Clean, practical interface
- Highly configurable and supports features such as buddy lists
- Powerful scripting language that can be used both to automate mIRC and to create applications that perform a wide range of functions from network communications to playing games.
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