{{mirc title|Variables}} ...se at a later time.. You can create, edit, or delete them at any time. All mIRC variables must be prefixed with a % sigil (example %var or %cookies). Varia

{{mirc title|mSL Injection}} ...Scripting Language injection) is a code injection technique that exploits mIRC's ability to dynamically evaluate code on the run. With mSLs powerful comma

{{mirc title|List of Identifiers}} ...rning routines that can be used to query mIRC for various data structures, mIRC, IRC, and OS related properties such as a file size or the 6th nick in a ch

{{mirc title|Evaluation Brackets}} ...are a mechanism by which a program can alter the natural behavior of the [[mIRC]] [[interpreter]].

{{mirc title|$ Identifier}} ...some operations. ''$'' is usually followed by any number of built-in mIRC identifier names, with which there are hundreds of properties to choose from.

...le|$evalnext Identifier}}'''$evalnext''' returns the same as {{mIRC|$eval|$eval}}(text,2) <source lang="mIRC">//echo -a $evalnext($!me)</source>

{{mirc title|Optimization}} mIRC Script Language is an interpreted language - which means that mIRC has to work out what each statement means each and every time it is execute

{{mirc title|$eval Identifier}}'''$eval''' allows you to dynamically evaluate a line of code N times. <pre>$eval(text,N)</pre>

...indfile and $finddir. It also is used in popups menus to reference the 1-or-more nicks highlighted in that channel. ...text, which means that leading/trailing/consecutive spaces are lost, see {{mIRC|$parms}}, which is the same as $1-, but preserves spaces. However the /toke