mIRC

Commands & Identifiers

• mSL Commands
• mSL Identifiers

Basics

• Introduction
• Variables
• String Manipulation
• Token Manipulation
• Aliases

Events

• On events
• Access levels
• Raw Events
• Ctcp Events

Matching Tools

• Wildcard
• Regex

Data Storage

• Variables
• File Handling
• Hash Tables
• Binary variables
• INI Files
• Text Files

Control Structures

• If Then Else
• Operators
• While Loops
• Goto Loops
• Groups

GUI Scripting

• Custom Windows
• Picture Windows
• Dialogs
• Dialog Components

Sockets

• Sockets
• TCP Sockets
• UDP Sockets

Advanced Scripting

• Eval Brackets
• COM
• DLL
• SendMessage

Additional Resources

• mSL Commands
• mSL Identifiers
• mSL Local Identifiers
• mSL Events
• mSL Event Prefixes

Security

• mSL Injection
• DCC GET security

Other

• mIRC Installation
• Virtual profile
• Playing music
• Unicode
• IPv6
• Optimization
• Threads
• DCC Protocols
• Line Length Limit
• Font rendering

Inside the script editor, you can use group to disable/enable a whole piece of code, an alias, an on text event, a menu, a dialog etc.

#group_name off
alias myalias {
  echo -a hey!
}
#group_name end

Effectively disables the myalias alias. The keyword that can appear after the #group_name on top are "on" to enable it or "off", to disable it. At the bottom the keyword is always "end".

You can use /enable #group and /disable #group to enable/disable a group, you can use $group to get the state of a group, its name, and the file in which the group can be found.