Precision Ping for mIRC v6By: arcane
Last Modified: Oct 15 11:25am (r4)
This fairly simple script replaces mIRC's default ping with a precision ping, making it so that ping response times are shown with three decimal places.
For example:
[arcane PING reply]: 0.172secs
Just drop it into your remotes (preferably in its own file), and as long as you don't have certain 3rd party scripts, it should work.
For example:
[arcane PING reply]: 0.172secs
Just drop it into your remotes (preferably in its own file), and as long as you don't have certain 3rd party scripts, it should work.
alias ctcp {
if ( $2 == ping ) {
.hadd -mu120 pingtick $network $+ . $+ $$1 $ticks
!ctcp $$1 ping
}
else {
!ctcp $1-
}
}
on *:CTCPREPLY:ping*:{
if ( $hget( pingtick, $network $+ . $+ $nick ) != $null ) {
var %ms = $calc( ( $ticks - $hget( pingtick, $network $+ . $+ $nick ) ) / 1000 )
echo $color(CTCP) -set $chr(91) $+ $nick PING reply $+ $chr(93) $+ : %ms $+ secs
.hdel pingtick $nick
haltdef
}
} |
Comments| Fradam Oct 12 5:47pm | Works nicely, thanks arcane, very nifty :) |
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| arcane Oct 15 11:27am | Made a few revisions just now. 1) It should handle channel pings correctly now. You won't get the precision, but you will still get the correct ping time in seconds. 2) Made it so that it uses the network as part of the variable. I can't imagine when this would be useful, but hey, why not? 3) Also, as per request of Elly, I switched from using global variables to using a hash table. |
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| shanamaj Feb 08 10:41am | If you have 3rd party scripts then just move this to the top in order in the script editor and it should work fine. |
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