You might want to wipe that mudd out of your eyes and take a closer look at the thread before replying.
If you had done this you would have seen:
2) I didn't say it updates the file, I implied it updates the script in memory.
Open the editor, tab remote.
Type: alias blah echo -a test
Type /blah in mirc, nothing happens.
Click on {} and type blah again: it echos 'test'
That means it has updated it in the cached script file, which is handy for testing code. You code, click {} so that it's updated, click on main mIRC app and test, then you go back to the scripts editor which was hidden, make changes, click {} and test again. This instead of continually closing/opening the editor. You're finally done testing/scripting? Click Ok and it is now also saved to file.
Clicking {} saves the changes in memory (where all loaded scripts are held), which is the important part when testing code.
