Krumelure: Please don't hijack threads, it's disrespectful to the OP and everyone involved. If you want to voice your opinion on something, start a new topic. This discussion is about language internationalization, not the scripting language. On a sidenote however, you should realize that mIRC has had DLL/COM support for a long time-- so you have access to C/C++ and pointers if you want to use it. There are also many libraries like
Python4mIRC,
Ruby4mIRC and
Tcl4mIRC which let you use any language you want from within mIRC. Please don't reply to this post here.
Now, back to our regular program.
