{{mirc title|Conditional Statements}} ...as a false [[truth value]] if it's {{mIRC|$null}}, [[$false - identifier - mIRC|$false]], or 0.

{{mirc title|While Loops}} <syntaxhighlight lang="mirc">while (<condition>) {

{{mirc title|mSL Injection}} ...mportant that you understand what to look for when working with vulnerable commands.

{{mirc title|List of Commands}} ...mIRC, IRC, as well as operate {{mIRC|sockets|network sockets}}, perform {{mIRC|text files|I/O operations}}, and various other things.

{{mirc title|Introduction}} ...ence is people with no knowledge, or very limited knowledge, of the [[mirc|mIRC scripting language]].

{{mirc title|/dialog Command}} ...ot return a value when the dialog closes. As a result it does not halt the mIRC scripting engine, letting other script to keep processing. Dialogs can be k

{{mirc title|/did Command}} The '''/did command''' allows you to modify the values of controls in a dialog.

{{mirc title|/didtok Command}} The '''/didtok command''' adds the tokenized list to the specified control.

{{mirc title|/inc Command}} ...[value] is not specified, mIRC will increase the variable by one. The /inc command works with both positive and negative values alike.

{{mirc title|Picture Windows}} ...|commands]], [[list of identifiers - mIRC|identifiers]], and [[on events - mIRC|events]] for manipulating them. Picture windows provide an alternative mean

{{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|$sslcertsha256 identifier}}'''$sslcertsha256''' returns the sha256 fi <source lang="mIRC">//echo -a $sslcertsha256</source>

...ry (and optionally its subdirectories) for the Nth filename matching the {{mirc|wildcard}} file specification and returns the full path and filename if it '''Note''': You can stop the $findfile search using /halt inside the command parameter, /halt won't halt the script execution in this case.

{{mirc title|Binary Variables}} '''Binary variables''' are a special storage offered by mIRC that can hold an array of bytes of arbitrary length.