Those configuration options, while being your best friend, can also be your worse enemy. Some of the most notable and yet taken-for-granted features about mIRC are it’s advanced post-connection preferences, allowing you to specify macros for actions such as joining a specific series of chat channels, specifying a user name specific to each IRC server, automatically registering a nickname you want to have privileges to, etc, all done automatically after the connection has been established, and each macro being executed appropriately dependent on which IRC network you have connected to. The program is reliable and stable, widely adopted, and sports a huge library of third party scripts which can be installed to customize just about everything in the program. Everyone who has used it will agree that mIRC is an excellent tool to put you in touch with other tech-savy individuals throughout the many IRC communities.
Also, there would be no reason to use it for 'static' words as you could simply type those in with the caps already in place.MIRC is one of the greatest and most popular Windows IRC clients available.
In actual practice it would not be necessary to send the whole line to $caps just whatever word needed to be capitalized. To easily add the alias to your alias section you can simplyĮnter in mIRC editbox => /alias caps return $regsubex($1-,/^(.)/S,$upper(\t))Įnter in editbox => //echo $caps(test first letter of first word is capitalized.) Regardless if that persons nick began with a capital letter.) (This would insure that any nick you selected would appear capitalized Usage: $caps(string of text or $nick or $1 etc)Įxample: Friend Pop-up:say $caps($1) is my friend! It is best used with custom pop-ups and response type events when you need to make sure the first word is capitalized for instance if you begin a sentence with a nickname (some people don't capitalize their nick).
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