How is a wizard going to be any more helpful? What would be different? So we get a talking paperclip telling us "Connecting to an IRC server is the first step to chatting on IRC..." instead of reading the first sections in the help file contents or the IRC Intro help file? Great.
A wizard would be useful.
It could ask you alot of questions, and fill in alot of defaults for you to get you started.
eg:
on 1:start: { do this }
on 1:LOAD: { do this }
on 1:connect: { do this }
on 1:quit: { do this }
on 1:TEXT:*:?: { do this }
on 1:NOTICE:*:?: { do this }
on 1:OPEN:=: { do this }
menu Channel,Status,Query,Menubar,nicklist { do this }
ctcp *:VERSION:?: { .ctcpreply $nick VERSION blah }
and a basic dialog, etc etc..
Or maybe a template might suffice.
It would barely make the mirc d/l any bigger, and with todays d/l speeds, nobody gives a rats ass if it takes an extra 5 secs.
Ive written dozens of very large scripts over the last 3 years, and id still find it handy to use a wizard.
Currently, im copy/pasting code from existing scripts, because its a pain to keep looking it up with /help all the time.
