This uses and manipulates a mode string, and returns a flatlist, for easier parsing, so for example:

Ohhh dear. Why the hell do you you use $replace() to replace A-Z?

$regsubex(lol this is a test,/(\S)/g,$+($chr(3),,\1))

would be better.

This is kinda pointless if you ask me, regex is quite slow in mIRC, although, indeed the possibilities using it; are endless. You'd be better off with a few $istoks and $strip. Not to mention if you match, and capture, and then use $regml(N) it removes the need for RE-STRIPPING $1-

Np :-)

Don't really know what it is useful for, maybe a regex channel on a small network? Thanks for the comments guys.

Weasel: Run this in mIRC

alias dome { echo -ag $str($+($me,$chr(32)),50) }

This isn't even worth a comment.

Biggest pile of I've seen.

What the is this? :(

How is this useful? :P - I'd say GJ if it was your first time at mIRC.

And maybe next time swap the "set" command for the "var" command?

var %mort = $rand(1,6)
if (%mort == 1) { .msg $chan ... }

SYNTAX: !regex -p