alright wait a sec...
i might misunderstand the sense of this snippet but...
isn\'t \"Perform\" the same?
you go there, select a network and add whatever you want to do when you connect to this network e.g.
/join #channel1
/join #channel2
/echo -a i connected to $network
also auth commands or other login stuff...
and the snippet will auto-join channels when you connect to a specific server (i don\'t know if that\'s a good idea... i mean there are lot of servers that belong to the same network, still the snippet is only going to join the channels if you are on ONE specific server of this network..)
i might got it wrong, but i\'m fairly sure Perform has the same functions and way more of them... therefore i really don\'t see a use for such a snippet...
maybe someone can tell me if i got that wrong..