Suppose I like to ignore all invites for a specific network and all dcc's for all networks, it seems it makes a difference in which order the ignore commands are issued:
Example 1:
/ignore -wd *!*@*
* Added *!*@* to ignore list
/ignore -i *!*@*
* Added *!*@* to ignore list
Example 2:
/ignore -i *!*@*
* Added *!*@* to ignore list
/ignore -wd *!*@*
* Updated ignore switches for *!*@*
The first example is as expected. The second example results in ignoring invites for all networks, which I didn't want.
Is this a bug? Can this be avoiding (apart from issuing ignores in another order)? Btw: I still use mIRC 6.17. Does ignore work different in higher versions?
