Command Reference
A short list of useful everyday commands plus IRCWX-specific notes for experienced mIRC users.
Everyday commands
| Command | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
/j room name | Join a room using a friendly room name. | /j My Room |
/join raw-room | Join using a raw IRCWX room token. | /join %#My\bRoom |
/part | Leave the current room. | /part |
/me text | Send an action. | /me waves |
/nick NewNick | Request a nickname change. | /nick Mike |
/clear | Clear the current mIRC window display. | /clear |
IRCWX room-name form
A display name such as My Room can appear on the wire as:
%#My\bRoom
ircWx-Conn automatically converts friendly names in its public Join/Auto Join/Create Room flows. Use the raw form mainly when you are working directly with mIRC or debugging.
Private messages are different on IRCWX
Do not assume normal IRC /msg nick text is equivalent to an IRCWX room-scoped whisper. Use the nickname menu's Whisper (Private Message) feature.
Add-on developer commands
The public IRCWX API includes command aliases such as:
ircwx.say $chan Hello room
ircwx.notice $chan SomeNick Hello
ircwx.whisper $chan SomeNick Private hello
ircwx.join My Room
ircwx.part $chan Leaving
ircwx.mode $chan +v SomeNick
ircwx.kick $chan SomeNick Reason
ircwx.access $chan LIST
ircwx.prop $chan *
See Add-ons and Advanced Guide before using these in automation.
Normal mIRC commands
ircWx-Conn is still mIRC. Standard one-off commands and Remote scripting remain available. IRCWX-specific wrappers exist where the protocol needs different semantics or flood-aware automation.