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mIRC line length limitation prevents me from using the whole packet length windows can send.
sending file or any other method 4 sending a big packet will move mIRC scripting one step forward.
I wrote 2 seperate posts, couz the maximum time 4 editing have been reached and I couldn't edit my 1st post.

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I suppose someone might find use in a -f flag for sending an entire file.

If all you're battling with are line length limitations, note that sockets support &binvars capable of unlimited size. /bread and /bwrite allow you to read/write to and from files from/into &binvars, which is one extra step than an -f flag, but if all you're worried about are line limits then this is your solution.

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Code:
 sockwrite $sockname &binVar 

is still limited 2 the line length.
I've tried it in older versions. (sorry if it was changed recently)

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mIRC 6.1 versions.txt
143.Binary variables no longer have an upper limit on the number of
bytes that can be stored.

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I was talking about the data u can use a socket 2 send in 1 packet- line length limitation. (and not &binvar length limitation).

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don't forget that the socket has a 16kb limit... frown


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