Unlike a single, famous script called "Scoop," the term refers to a In mIRC slang, a "scoop" script automatically grabs data—such as news headlines, server statuses, or chat quotes—and presents it to the user or a channel.
; Scoop user's last message from #source to #target on *:TEXT:!scoopuser *:#target: var %targetuser = $2 var %sourcechan = $3 var %lines = $lines(%sourcechan.log) ; Assumes logging is on var %lastline = $read(%sourcechan.log, %lines) if (%targetuser isin %lastline) msg #target Scooped from %sourcechan : %lastline
Combine your scoop script with mIRC’s /scon (multiple server connection) to scoop from three different networks simultaneously. That’s the true power of a veteran scripter.
; ---- Main Command Parser ---- on *:TEXT:!scoop *:#: var %cmd = $2 var %arg = $3- if (%cmd == web) performWebScoop %arg elseif (%cmd == song) performSongScoop elseif (%cmd == sysinfo) performSysScoop elseif (%cmd == last) recallLastScoop else msg # Usage: !scoop web
on *:sockread:scoopweb: var %data, %title, %desc sockread %data if (<title> isin %data) && (%title == $null) %title = $remove(%data,<title>,</title>)
; ---- Recall Last Scoop ---- alias recallLastScoop var %last = $hget(ScoopDB,last_scoop) if (%last == $null) msg # No scoops captured yet. else msg # 📜 Last Scoop: %last
Introduction: What is a "Scoop Script" in mIRC? In the world of Internet Relay Chat (IRC), mIRC has reigned as the king of Windows clients for over two decades. One of the most searched terms among power users is "scoop script mIRC." But what exactly does it mean?