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<td>'''Addresses'''</td><td>504</td><td>Ignored.</td><td style=text-align:left>Limited by the incoming line limit.</td></tr><tr> | <td>'''Addresses'''</td><td>504</td><td>Ignored.</td><td style=text-align:left>Limited by the incoming line limit.</td></tr><tr> | ||
<td>'''Nicknames'''</td><td>111</td><td>Truncated</td><td style=text-align:left></td></tr><tr> | <td>'''Nicknames'''</td><td>111</td><td>Truncated</td><td style=text-align:left></td></tr><tr> | ||
| − | <td>'''Server passwords'''</td><td>50</td><td>Truncated</td><td style=text-align:left><font color=#AA0000>'''(Untested)'''</font> As associated with server entries</td></tr><tr> | + | <td>'''Server passwords (stored)'''</td><td>50</td><td>Truncated</td><td style=text-align:left><font color=#AA0000>'''(Untested)'''</font> As associated with server entries</td></tr><tr> |
| + | <td>'''Server passwords (sent)'''</td><td>256</td><td>Truncated</td><td style=text-align:left>As associated with the /[[server]] command</td></tr><tr> | ||
<td colspan=0>'''CTCPs'''</td></tr><tr> | <td colspan=0>'''CTCPs'''</td></tr><tr> | ||
<td>'''Incoming PING argument'''</td><td>506</td><td>Ignored</td><td style=text-align:left>Limited by incoming line limit. Leading spaces are stripped.</td></tr><tr> | <td>'''Incoming PING argument'''</td><td>506</td><td>Ignored</td><td style=text-align:left>Limited by incoming line limit. Leading spaces are stripped.</td></tr><tr> | ||
Revision as of 19:25, 7 March 2011
Warning: Not all of these values are updated for mIRC v6.32 and above. Sections which remain to be confirmed are marked with (Untested)
This page explains various limits imposed by mIRC, however this may not be a complete list. The length is measured in bytes (equivalent to ASCII characters, including spaces.)
You can find the original limits page here.
mIRC
| Name | Length | When exceeded | Description |
| Global limits | |||
| Line Length Limit (LLL) | 4150 | Truncated or error | To be precise: 4150 for evaluation results, 4151 for command lines (excluding command prefixes.) |
| Variables (local or global) | 4150 | Truncated | This limit includes the variable's name. Example: using "%a" as a name uses 3 bytes (2 for the name and 1 for a space.) This means that for every extra character in the variable name, the maximum length of the value is reduced. Note: the /set command further reduces the length limit to 4144 due to the 4 characters used by "set ". (LLL) |
| Calculations | Max value: 9007199254740992 | Inaccurate | Calculations past this number will generally be incorrect. Only the first 15 numbers of the result will be accurately calculated. |
| IRC server related | |||
| Incoming lines | 511 | Ignored | Excludes CR/LF. |
| Outgoing lines | LLL | Truncated | |
| Joined channel names | 256 | Parted immediately | Includes channel prefix. |
| Channel keys | 256 | Truncated | |
| Addresses | 504 | Ignored. | Limited by the incoming line limit. |
| Nicknames | 111 | Truncated | |
| Server passwords (stored) | 50 | Truncated | (Untested) As associated with server entries |
| Server passwords (sent) | 256 | Truncated | As associated with the /server command |
| CTCPs | |||
| Incoming PING argument | 506 | Ignored | Limited by incoming line limit. Leading spaces are stripped. |
| Sockets | |||
| Socket name | 255 | Error | |
| Send buffer | 16384 | Error | mIRC's own buffers, not WinSock's. |
| Receive buffer | 4096 | Receipt stalls | mIRC's own buffers, not WinSock's. |
| Socket mark | LLL | Not 512 as the helpfile says. | |
| Hashtables | |||
| Hashtable name | 256 | Truncated | |
| Hashtable size | 10000 | Error | In number of buckets |
| GUI | |||
| Edit box | 1024 | Sent | Edit box is cleared afterwards, similar to pressing Enter. |
| Dialogs | |||
| Dialog name | 256 | Truncated | |
| Input dialog text field | 1023 | Truncated | |
| Edit box | 30000 | Truncated | |
| Files | |||
| Line of text | 4149 | Split | Excluding CR/LF. Applies to all file-related commands/identifiers. |
