mirc does parse ANSI codes, but only from incoming messages, not with /echo for example.

//.notice $me $chr(27) $+ [1mhello
result: -qwerty- hello

//echo -a $chr(27) $+ [1mhello
result: hello

You can always use $ansi2mirc() though: //echo -a $ansi2mirc($chr(27) $+ [1mhello)

A suggestion could be a new switch for /echo that makes it interpret ANSI codes (-o maybe?)


/.timerQ 1 0 echo /.timerQ 1 0 $timer(Q).com