I like the idea in part, but due to mIRC's syntax I wouldn't implement inheritance, polymorphism, instances, exceptions, or assertions; only static classes, constants, and encapsulation. Trying to change a constant should be quitely ignored.

I think this is a more mIRC-ish way of doing classes...
Code:
; access modifier ( -c = constant, -P = public, -p = private )
class TextFormatter {
  ; Private class variables
  var -cp %Logo ~Logo~

  ; Public class methods
  alias -P Echo { echo -a $1 }
  alias -P Logo { return %Logo }
}
alias useClass {
  TextFormatter.Echo $TextFormatter.Logo
}

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