quote:
Originally posted by Shawnz
And for the scripting language- dont ruin our fun. Tell me whats easier: coding a script to make a dialog appear in MIRC, or coding a script to make a dialog appear in VB or VC???
VB of course!!
I have no idea about doing that in mirc. However I can do it in VB and VC and Delphi and Java and... do I continue?
quote:
Originally posted by jackass_wanabe
code:
msgbox " hi, im mr dialog "
It can't be easier !!
absoultly true. people who know vb code in vb. people who dont, dont. also what i said was a bad example. making a message box is easy either way, for the people that know how to code in both. but if you ask someone who codes in mirc, they will probably tell you its easier. personally, I have tried some coding in VB, and I think coding in MIRC requires less typing. Compare these scripts:
MIRC Example
alias sample {
if ($$1 != -d) timer 1 0 echo $input(hey!)
}
VBS Example
Function Sample(Arg)
If Arg = "-d" Then
Exit Function
ElseIf Arg = Arg Then
msgbox "hey!"
End Function
i know i coded the VBS one completly wrong, but im not very good at coding.
the code makes sure the -d paramater is not applied, then sais Hey!
someone please correct the mistakes i made in the VBS code