Don't Know If That's The Proper Section, But Well..

Um, i was wondering if there is any irs scripts compiler other than mIRC

And i mean something more simple. More like a notepad file that compiles the code and displays it the same way mIRC does with all the { } 's and stuff.

Highlighting the code with colors would be great too, something like;

based on what i've seen here and there, people have made tools to modify the mirc's editor, to allow for that. I'm not too sure if it has been released, i've seen screenshots from mircscripts on it. So you may be best to check there, see if there is anything that you may be able to use. Though i wouldn't be able to help you much more.

The main point is not to highlight mirc'c script editor. It's finding a simpler/smaller compiler for the irc codes

My supervisors at work freak out on seeing mIRC lol some actually consider mIRC a trojanhole or a hacktool, it's why i need something like a notpad, or any irc scripts compiler that doesn't look like mIRC

well for one, the term is "trojan horse", not trojanhole.

As for an editor, you could try Notepad++. It is real sweet program, but it doesn't have a direct link to mIRC language support, but i believe you can make them yourself. Get Notepad++ at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm. Have fun.

Um, i was wondering if there is any irs scripts compiler other than mIRC

 

And i mean something more simple. More like a notepad file that compiles the code and displays it the same way mIRC does with all the { } 's and stuff.

Highlighting the code with colors would be great too, something like;

You can use phoenix editor, it's an editor for mirc code with syntaxique colors like tagx, i don't know if you search that's sort of thing.

if it's that sort of think, i can give you the link in order to download it .

well for one, the term is "trojan horse", not trojanhole.

 

As for an editor, you could try Notepad++. It is real sweet program, but it doesn't have a direct link to mIRC language support, but i believe you can make them yourself. Get Notepad++ at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm. Have fun.

The Notepad i good, but it doesn't do the job of mirc's { } button

And sure Orus, i'd love to try it

The Notepad i good, but it doesn't do the job of mirc's { } button

And sure Orus, i'd love to try it

Here you are, but a little pb, i don't know if it's release in english... .

http://www.scriptsdb.org/download.php?id=609

maybe they freek out because your ment to be working , NOT coding for mirc

the best program for php,html,css, etc etc. I use it for mirc as well.

Download PowerEdit

looks cool err0r lol. Not sure why you would want to code mIRC at work though? Unless you're getting paid to do that then I suppose lol..

maybe they freek out because your ment to be working , NOT coding for mirc

i get bored real FAST :\

Ty Orus, i like it but sadly, i suck at french -.-

& ty err0r, i'll try it

Ok..

i tried all what's mentioned above, some highlight the code pretty cool, but NONE aligns the code lines the same way mirc does, wich - for me at least - is way more important than highlighting the lines with colors

Ok i finally got something that could be very useful, it was originally built for mirc, and it doesn't just highlight, it checks for brackets' errors aswell (note the { } button on the top right) but - as usual - it doesn't align the codelines like mirc does -.-

thanks to hixxy for the link

mEditor

and there's the screenshot:

but - as usual - it doesn't align the codelines like mirc does -.-

What do you mean?

a {

b {

c

}

}

Becomes:

a {
  b {
    c
  }
}

When you hit the "{ }" button. What else are you talking about?