TropicalMeltdown; ratings mean nothing to me, nor does your going around low rating my scripts. Feedback is more important.

Therefore, please make your comment relevant and counstuctive, or i will delete it.

5/10 i say

Nice thought, Lindrian. thanks =)
I\'m now using /var, never thought of using them before. I

@Solo, personally find this script very usefull. I\'ve only just noticed the scripts function in the mIRC editor, which to put plainly i find a bit crap. so i\'d perfer to use this. it\'s a matter of opinion though i spose

By just looking at the code, I can give you a few suggestions:
1) Use /var, help /var
2) Use the -d switch when removing items, instead of reloading the entire list all the time. /help /did
3) \"inc %c 1\", the \"1\" isnt needed.
4) Dont use menu *, annoying stuff.
5) What about adding more info? Like when the file was created, when modified etc.

Good luck!

in the script editor i can view all loaded scripts, edit, change, load, unload and a whole lot more. Why would i use this?

It\'s not a script editor, it\'s a dialog to show what scripts are loaded, an unload function, run function and load function

What does this do more then the script editor?

Hehe Jonesy my scripting partner, very nice work mate. :P

very nice script easier to see wot script iv got uploaded u be suprize how many i load in all the time.

ahhh, sweet! thanks, that should clear up my vars tab big time =D

i take it you can set multiple vars, like:

var %i = 1, %b = 2

Something like that?

when you use set %var you are setting a global var when you use var %var you are setting a Local var type /help Variables in ur mirc

exactly, /var makes a local variable, while /set makes a global.

syntax: /var %var = data

so basically, if you use %test in a script, when the script is done, %script won\'t exist until someone triggers it again

@ Napa, im not too familiar with:

var %x = value

Do they work in the same way as /set ? but without adding to the \"Variables\" tab and are deleted after the script has finished.

I\'ve never really bothered experimenting with them =P

haha, no idea >.> xD

damn now why did that come out so damn big LMAO

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:o Thanks all, hehe, makes me wanna do more scripting now xD
I\'m pleased you all like it, and thanks again for the idea, napa

any time jonesy44.. Im just glad i can help =)

i would just change a few things on it..
where you have

on *:DIALOG:scripts:init:*: { 
  set %total.scripts $script(0)
  set %c 1
  while (%c <= %total.scripts) {
    did -a scripts 5 $script(%c)
    inc %c 1
  }
  did -b scripts 2,4,1
}

change to

on *:DIALOG:scripts:init:*: { 
  var %total.scripts $script(0), %c = 1
  while (%c <= %total.scripts) {
    did -a scripts 5 $script(%c)
    inc %c
  }
  did -b scripts 2,4,1
}

and instead of reloding the script to refresh the list change this

if ($did == 1) {
    load -rs \" $+ $did(5).seltext $+ \"
  }

to

if ($did == 1) {
    did -r scripts 5
    var %total.scripts $script(0), %c = 1
    while (%c <= %total.scripts) {
      did -a scripts 5 $script(%c)
      inc %c 
    }
  }

:o Thanks all, hehe, makes me wanna do more scripting now xD
I\'m pleased you all like it, and thanks again for the idea, napa

wow very nice. as DarkKeeper said we were modding the other one but now im def using this. thanks

nice work jonesy44..

lol me and my friend luc were sitting back editing stuff on napa\'s using windows, i never though to use a dialog xD very nice, im definatly going to use this alot lol

Thanks a lot Darkkeeper =) and thanks for the feedback.
I think i\'ll be getting into dialogs a hell of a lot more now, so much more functionality (SP? :s) hehe

Very Nice! I really love this lol, Great job on it, 10/10