you can use mirc's built in timer, which can be set to either total connect time for the client running OR current connect time (use that option)...
then use this:
; uptime response
on *:input:#mirc: {
if ($1 == !uptime) {
/timeruptime 1 04 //say my current session connect time: $duration($online)
}
}
I put a little delay in the say just to make it look like something was being processed (though the response could be
immediate.
Remember since its on text someone else will have to test it your doing !uptime will NOT be processed (you could do an on input too, if you wanted to use it.)
