My suggestion is for a $tab and/or $tabbed() identifier/command.
In custom windows it is possible to format so that tabs appear at a specific column location.
Quote from mIRC help file, /window command: The -t switch used to set the tab positions in a listbox.
Example: /window -t5,10,15 @test
And to align the text to those columns, you have to include a tab character between each section. The only ways that I know about to add a tab character from the script editing window is to use "sometext $+ $chr(009) $+ more text" or to copy and paste an actual tab character from another location (tab in the editor just shifts focus) and use it to separate the sections of text.
Anyway, to the point.
I suggest that a $tab identifier be added to take the place of the $chr(009) or an actual tab character.
I also suggest that a $tabbed() command/identifier be added where the arguments would be strings of text that would be returned separated by tabs.
I think that the latter suggestion would be the more useful of the two.
Obviously, both of those things could easily be added in a script, but then again, so could "alias true return 1" and "alias false return 0".
-genius_at_work
