Originally Posted By: Wims
There's no bug.
The dot '.' is used to quiet output, this mean that nothing will be print out.
If for example you do //timer 1 1 noop, it will echo in you window


I think you've misunderstood what I wrote. I realize that the '.' in front of writeini silences the output, however, that isn't the problem to which I'm referring. The '.' at the very end of the line is the problem.

By adding a space after the 2nd $network, and before the '.' at the very end, the line works exactly as expected, because $network is defined, but $network[size:14pt]. isn't defined. (Notice the trailing period?)

That's the bug, (in my opinion), because mirc shouldn't see the '.' as being part of the variable name unless an alphanumeric character follows it.[/size]