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Hello everyone,

I run v 6.03 of MIRC. How can I run 2 commands from one line on mirc? E.g. : /describe #channel1 EXAMPLE | /describe #channel2 EXAMPLE2 doesn't work.

How am I to separate 2 commands in one line to make them execute both?

Thanks.

This really needs to be documented better in the Help file.

When executing commands from the 'command line' (editbox), the / prefix is required. (you shouldn't use / in actual scripts) Using only a single / will execute the command without sending it through mIRC's Script Parcer to evaluate %variables and $identifiers and other formatting, including |.
To evaluate these things, you must use the // prefix in the 'command line' (editbox).

//describe #channel1 EXAMPLE | describe #channel2 EXAMPLE2

Other prefixes to know about are . to Silence or make the command Quiet (no display output), and ! to prevent an Alias of similar name from superseding an internal mIRC command.

All prefixes can be used in combination with one-another.

- Raccoon

It works. Thanks a lot m8!