Here is Micha's mIRC script

[Principal Investigator]

;myscript to use Micha's C++ brain in mIRC

on *:TEXT:*:#:{
;send new request to file
./fopen -o to-chloe to-chloe.txt
;write TEXT to file
.fwrite -n to-chloe $1-
.fclose to-chloe

./fopen -o nickfile nickfile.txt
.fwrite -n nickfile $nick
.fclose nickfile

var %bench.time = $ticks
var %bench.mark = 0
while ($calc($ticks - %bench.time) < 5500) {
inc %bench.mark
}

;get response
.fopen from-chloe from-chloe.txt
var %reply = $fread(from-chloe)
/msg # $nick : %reply
;echo %reply
.fclose from-chloe
}

[Admin]

So its brain is stored in a file that interacts with mIRC, instead of connecting itself? Never seen that before.

[Principal Investigator]

Yea. All this script does is wait for something to be said, then sends it and the name of the sender to files. Then it waits for 5 1/2 seconds while the C++ program works on the data. Then it reads the answer and sends it to the channel.

Steve

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