well, it goes into aliases:
showing the very basics of how to format the alias (which even now is very important tho basic)
joining multiple channels
changing multiple modes (tho showing it could handle multiple TYPES of changes bans/voice/ops would be nice too)
demode/kick/ban
spacing importance
function keys
evaluation brackets
using multiple strings ($1-$3)
the importance of $$1
$? dialog boxes
$! in conjunction with $?
$?="text"
scripts:
/sum (adding)
/perc (percentage)
/atime (american time as the file calls it)
user levels
the 10 ban masks (yes I know there's actually more than that)
ctcp responses
address/mask identifiers
opping friends on CTCP commands
PART/JOIN/CONNECT/DISCONNECT/KICK/OP/DEOP/TOPIC/notify/unnotify/ mode vs server mode
flags and user levels in scripts
variables (increasing and resetting)
raw scripting
multiple line commands such as "away/greet/"
if/then/else
popups:
Join
Away
Hierarchy menus using dots preceding the name including multiple levels
All of this really should be in a section called beginner scripting or something similar. While it's just the basics, it's something all scripters should know. The mircfaqw I have is highly outdated:
Frequently Asked Questions about mIRC.
The mIRC FAQ is maintained by Tjerk Vonck
This is FAQ version 61, revision 2
Latest FAQ Update: November 23rd, 2006
Latest mIRC version: 6.21 November 23rd, 2006
but still, there IS an importance to it especially showing about connection errors etc. ALL of this information is useful
