Forums Scripts & Popups 3 qs

1. is it possible to force $command like $usermode to change its state ?

2. i saw in some scripts that "imaginary" $commands were created, like $something returns some info that is not inside mirc

3. is it possible somehow thru script for mirc to detect user connection speed, like if 128.000 isin something /set %speed IDSL bla bla... hope you understand, but i dont want to use moo.dll
any alternatives ?

#2 in aliases.ini put

OR
in remotes put
alias something {
echo hi there wragg
halt
}

something return hi there Wragg!

save the file and in the edit box type //say $something

should return HI there wag!

#3

moo.dll

#2

You made a small mistake:



#3 He said he didn't want to use moo.dll

Original poster: for #3, you can use $com() to do that, I suggest reading a few tutorials and looking up some of the methods on http://msdn.microsoft.com

#2 dont work in any way...

alias usermodes { return iLRn }
alias $usermodes { return iLRn }

i dont get any possible reply using //echo $usermodes or //usermodes //$usermodes

you must have a custom alias made for echo then. It works fine here, pretty straight forward coding.

Make sure you put the alias usermodes part in REMOTES and not ALIASES section of mirc editor.