...feature is its seamless ability to interact with other [[IRC]] clients on IRC in order to perform a variety of tasks. ...use each letter, number, symbol is referenced by a number in a range from 1-127 for simple text. So the number 2 is assigned character number 50 (i know

* Channel-related Operators * List-related Operators

...eing able to evaluate variables inside parenthesis or immediately after an operator without a space.) ...urrently a few bugs in mIRC that allow for mSL injection, most in a round-a-bout fashion

Channel modes can typically only be changed by a channel operator. Nick modes can typically only be changed for your own nick, though some ar ...odes are standard across all servers, whilst some are unique to particular IRC networks.

Access levels are comma-delimited values that define the levels of the user. Although usually, the l ...efore it processes the event itself. This prefix typically only works with IRC event but here is a full list of supported events: {{mIRC|on action}}, {{mI

...user on a channel has been elevated to a [[Channel operator - IRC|channel operator]]. ...the nickname of the user who was added to [[Channel operator - IRC|Channel operator]] status. The {{mIRC|$nick}} identifier points to the user who added them.

# '''$nick''' will return the nickname associated with an IRC event. <span style="display: inline-block; width: 105px;">'''#'''</span>The channel name to look up nickname inf

...the nickname of the user who was added to [[Channel operator - IRC|Channel operator]] status. The {{mIRC|$nick}} identifier points to the server. <span style="display: inline-block; width: 105px;">'''<level>'''</span>The corresponding {{mIRC|access le

...event triggers when an [[Irc operator - IRC|IRC Operator]] issues a network-wide important notice. ...''' identifiers with the full text of the [[Wallop - IRC|WALLOP]], and the operator's name who issued it, respectively.

...ng which supports all languages using 1,114,112 distinct characters. Since IRC users are from all over the world, often using their own language and chara ...y using 16 bits or 2 bytes to hold each character. Earlier versions used US-ASCII, using 8 bits or 1 byte per character. There are two mains reasons for

The value can be checked using the & bit comparison operator: ...ened (or not going to be opened) because of the message received, apply to IRC events only