In the script editor, if you are on the remote tab for example, on the full right of tabs, there is a [✓] button, it checks that your bracket in the currently visible code are balanced, that is: you have one } for your {
This button effectively saves the changes in mIRC but it DOES NOT save the content of the file to disk
Control + s is a typical windows shortcut in text editor which saves the content of the file to the disk, it also works in the script editor here.
Switching tab means that you're for example on the remote tab, you edit the content of the currently visible file, and by just going to, for example, the aliases tab, it will also saves the content of the remote visible file to disk.
Last edited by Wims; 26/04/18 11:20 PM. Reason: ctrl+h does not save to disk