As said before and in my opinion, instead of Khaled adding a switch to sockwrite, I think you should not close the socket until you are finished with it.
Another thing I noticed, I dunno, maybe you were testing, but
$bvar(&Read.test,1,$bvar(&Read.test,0)).text
should be the same as: $bvar(&Read.test,1-).text
Thanks for the bit below, didn't realise you could do that with binvars. As for not closing until I am finished with it, I AM finished after I have sent the data I need to which is why it is then closed.
@hixxy that is basically the same as rewriting the sockwrite alias as done in the script above to see what had been sent. That is the ONLY way you can see what data was sent, even then the echo would appear once sockwrite was called NOT when it was sent so actually both the rewriting of this alias and the sockwrite event are practically useless in checking what has been SENT in order to continue what you need to do...
For as long as I have used mIRC this has always worked fine, up until the newer 7.xx versions and I don't see the point in rewriting my scripts just to make them even longer than what they are now and even then they won't be very accurate because I can't check when it is sent.
It would easily make a 500 line file 1000 lines.. I know I won't be using any 7.x versions if this is how it's going to stay.
