Does this actually have an effect on the functionality of mIRC? From what I've seen, the nN= numbers are just there for compatibility with the .ini format, it doesn't actually read it in the order given by the numbers themselves. For example, replacing all the values with "n1=" gave me the same popups file and everything worked just fine. It seems mIRC just reads lexically through the ini line by line regardless of the number. What exactly is the problem then?

edit: in fact, the nN isn't even required in itself, the following also works:

Code:
[qpopup]
q=Info:/uwho $$1
x=Query:/query $$1
z=Whois:/whois $$1
a=-
CEDG!=Ignore:/ignore $$1 1 | /closemsg $$1


edit2: Given the above information, I don't think the original bug report has anything to do with the order of numbers in the default popups file.. the OP never even confirmed that assumption (nor did anybody else).

Last edited by argv0; 23/07/08 05:17 AM.
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