mIRC v7.48

15/04/2017 - mIRC v7.48

Changes:
1.Extended $com() to handle one dimensional single-byte array results
  which are now copied into the specified &binvar.
2.Fixed $com() memory bug that resulted in memory not being freed after
  a dispatch pointer request.
3.Fixed on RAWMODE not triggering for invalid mode changes such as
  a channel mode change for a user that is not on the channel.
4.Fixed /dns bug that returned IP address instead of error if it was
  unable to reverse lookup IP address.
5.Added sha256 fingerprint to server SSL certificate dialog.
6.Extended /dns to parse [email protected] and extract the host for
  resolution.
7.Added -nowine command line option to disable Wine support for testing
  purposes.
8.Fixed custom dialog incorrect client size bug due to menubar height.
9.Fixed $insong/$inmidi/$inwave bugs with appended text.
10.Fixed if/while statement parsing bug.
11.Updated to OpenSSL 1.0.2k library.
12.Added "Control key enables mark/copy" option to Options/Other/Keys
   dialog.
13.Added support for middle-click mouse button to close tab in
   switchbar/treebar.
14.Added SASL/NickServ support as a per server setting in the servers
   dialog. SASL is supported using CAP. NickServ is supported by
   logging in when numeric 001 is received.
15.Added /server -l method parameter where method can be: pass, sasl,
   external, msg, nickserv.
16.Added $server().method property to return server login method.
17.Added CAP support for extended-join and account-notify. These are
   enabled automatically on connect if available and provide the account
   names of users in JOIN/ACCOUNT events. ACCOUNT events are not shown
   but are used to update $ial().account. They trigger as RAW events.
18.Added CAP support for away-notify. This is automatically enabled if
   available and makes the server send AWAY events to the client
   indicating the away state of users on the same channels as you. AWAY
   events are not shown but are used to set $ial().away. They trigger as
   RAW events.
19.Added CAP support for account-tag. This is automatically enabled if
   available and makes the server include the user's @acount=name in the
   message-tag for messages sent by that user.
20.Added CAP support for invite-notify. This is automatically enabled if
   available and makes the server send these events to the client for
   users invited to their channel. These events are not shown but
   trigger as RAW events.
21.Added CAP support for chghost. This is automatically enabled if
   available and makes the server send [email protected] updates for nicknames
   on the same channels to update the IAL. These events are not shown
   but trigger as RAW events.
22.Added /ialfill #channel command that fills the IAL by sending a /WHO
   #channel to the server and processing the WHO reply. If the server
   supports WHOX, an extended /WHO #channel %acdfhlnrstu,T is sent
   to receive the account name, where T is a number that uniquely
   identifies the WHO request and is set to 995.
23.Extended mark/copy to allow copying a single character by initially
   marking more than one character.
24.Fixed file change monitor bug that was causing timers to be blocked
   while the file change dialog was displayed.
25.Added $ial().gecos to return gecos/name field from the /who reply.
26.Added $ial().id that is a unique id number for each new entry in
   the IAL.
27.Extended /ialmark to allow setting arbitrary marks using the format:

   /ialmark -nrw <nick> [name] [text]

   -n = the [name] of the mark. If -n is not used, the default name
   'default' is used.
   -r = remove the mark
   -w = used with -rn to treat name as wildcard

   Marks can be accessed using $ialmark(nick,N/name) and properties
   'name' and 'mark'.

28.Optimized $ial() when looking up [email protected] where the nick
   contains no wildcards. An instant hash lookup on the nick is now
   performed and a full address match performed on the result, instead
   of a slower wildcard/address search.
29.Added $dqwindow identifier that returns the state of the single
   message window. When used in on TEXT/ACTION events, it also returns
   opening/writing/written states.

   echo State: $iif($dqwindow & 1,enabled,not enabled)
   echo State: $iif($dqwindow & 2,open,not open)
   echo State: $iif($dqwindow & 4,opening,not opening)
   echo State: $iif($dqwindow & 8,writing,not writing)
   echo State: $iif($dqwindow & 16,written,not written)

30.Fixed server password not being encoded in mirc.ini/servers.ini
   in some situations.
31.Changed server group to be truncated at ,'":; and space character
   for future extension of servers.ini format.
32.Added -a switch to all binary variable commands that makes them not
   apply UTF-8 encoding to characters in the range 0-255, as long as
   the line contains no characters > 255.
33.Added channel central support for +q quiet list channel mode
   supported by some networks. Also added $chan().iql, $iql(), and
   isquiet.

   Note: the quiet list numerics and their format vary across IRC
   networks: some use 728 and 729, others use 344 and 345, some use a
   'q' parameter, other do not. Also, some networks use these numerics
   for other events, eg. 345 for invites and 729 for whois. mIRC has to
   perform parameter checks on these numerics to decide what they mean
   on a server.

34.Extended numeric 334 support for networks that use it as part of a
   whois reply that provides the user's location. This numeric is also
   used as a list/command syntax reply on other networks.
35.Fixed WM_ENDSESSION handling bug that resulted in mIRC being closed
   by Windows before it could save all settings.
36.Fixed group changes via enable/disable commands not being saved if
   used during the on UNLOAD event.
37.Improved /who tracking method.
38.Extended $regsub() to support output to a &binvar.
39.Extended $regsubex() to support output to a %var|&binvar, and to
   return N, as long as the name parameter is specified.
40.Extended /ban to support -beIq switches. These can be stacked but are
   issued as separate modes.
41.Extended per network channel key history that remembers keys of
   joined channels for the current mIRC session. Now used automatically
   in more joins eg. after reconnect, in new server windows, and so on.
   History is cleared with "Channels" in the Clear History dialog.
42.Fixed window focus not being set correctly when a custom dialog is
   used to open/close custom windows.
43.Changed the way sound-related routines are called by all features
   to make it easier to change away from MCI.
44.Changed sound-related routines to use DirectSound instead of MCI to
   play sounds.
45.Added "Create new certificate" button to Options/IRC/SSL dialog that
   creates a new self-signed client certificate, saves the key/cert
   pair to a PEM file, and sets it as your private key.
46.Added $sslcertsha1 and $sslcertsha256 identifiers that return
   fingerprint of currently loaded SSL client certificate file for use
   with /nickserv cert add.
47.Optimized the channel central +beIq lookup routines.
48.Extended /timer -pr switches to support wildcards.
49.Fixed $sound().vbr bug.
50.Added /drawsize @ <w h> that sets the bitmap size for picture windows
   up to a maximum of 8192 x 8192 pixels. Note: 1) a bitmap cannot be
   sized to less than the largest point that has been drawn on it (which
   can be reset with /clear), 2) once a size has been set, changing the
   window size will not resize it to less than the set size.
51.Fixed /drawreplace not setting largest point drawn to correctly.

mIRC is a full featured Internet Relay Chat client for Windows that can be used to communicate, share, play or work with others on IRC networks around the world, either in multi-user group conferences or in one-to-one private discussions.

It has a clean, practical interface that is highly configurable and supports features such as buddy lists, file transfers, multi-server connections, IPv6, SSL encryption, proxy support, UTF-8 display, UPnP, customizable sounds, spoken messages, tray notifications, message logging, and more.

mIRC also has a powerful scripting language that can be used both to automate mIRC and to create applications that perform a wide range of functions from network communications to playing games.

mIRC has been in development for over two decades and is constantly being improved and updated with new technologies. The most recent changes can be found on the latest news page

Official Website: http://www.mirc.com/

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