Well either way this isn't the way I have always used sockets with mIRC along with MANY other people, just look for a popular script that uses sockets. SO i'll just stick to 6.35
The thing is, as Khaled said, "This is the intended and expected behaviour and applies to older versions of mIRC as well."
In other words the older versions behaved the same way. It's sheer luck that your script runs fast enough to send the data before calling /sockclose, but it won't be like that for everyone who uses your script.
Why are you being so stubborn about this, what's so hard about using the on sockwrite event?
