there would be plenty of scripts out there with a queue system. Just download one off the same website. As for the basic setup, here's what I would do (could be easier, but I like toi account for the possibility of sending multiple stuff top one nick)
when you wanna send, don't send, but use a command like this:
$addqueue($ctime,nick,eventtype,message)
where
nick is obvious, and
eventtype can be something like
msg,
notice, or
ctcp. Use the name of the command for ease. Also,
nick can be a nick, but also a channel...
alias addqueue {
%queue = %queue $1
hadd Queue $1 $2 $3 $4-
}
This adds the sequence of events to a queue (variable), and when the time comes, the script will yank the necessary information from the hastable (create it when you start mIRC). You could of course do some errorchecking to make sure the hashtable exists, and make it if it doesn't.
Last step: when you start mIRC, start a timer:
timerqueue -0 0 3 readqueue
and create the alias that runs through the %queue variable and sends the commands. This is set up so it only sends commands to nicks still on at least one channel you're on. With a small modification, you could even use the same code to queue /whois requests in the same queue, as well as kicks, bans, etc.
alias readqueue {
tokenize 32 $hget(Queue,$gettok(queue,1,32))
if ($!comchan($1,0)) { %queue = $deltok(%queue,1,32) | timer 1 0 readqueue }
$2 $1 $3-
}
