[mIRC] Performance Test Debug

/*
THIS SCRIPT HAS BEEN MADE BY [MM]IKKE
DO NOT DELETE ANY OF THESE CREDITS

SCRIPT WILL STILL ECHO ALL THE STUFF! HAVING A MESSAGE IN THE SPECIFIED COMMAND CAN CAUSE A MASSIVE FLOOD
*/

/performance {
;Syntax: /performance <amount of seconds> <command> <parameters>
  if ($1 isnum) {
    if ($2) {
    ;twice an error check: syntax must be right
      set %start.tmp $ticks
      ;sets the starting time in ticks
      var %i = 1
      while (%i <= $1) {
        $2-
        inc %i
      }
      ;loops the command a specific amount of times
      set %stop.tmp $ticks
      ;sets the stop time in ticks
      echo 2 -at Passed time to run " $+ $2- $+ " $1 times: $calc(%stop.tmp - %start.tmp)
      ;echoes the amount of time passed in ticks.
      unset %start.tmp
      unset %stop.tmp
      ;clears the variables used. I know I could use "var %start = $ticks", but I dislike the usage of that. it's easier to debug when using globals in mIRC, except for loops
    }
    else {
      echo 4 -at ERROR: 1Specify a command
    }
  }
  else {
    echo 4 -at ERROR: 1Specify an amount of loops
  }
}