Hi, I should say your script looks pretty good ;-). Sorry, I didn't have much time to _really_ study into it, but here's what I've found after a quick scan:

In your xqsend() subroutine, you have the following: 
  if ($_[0]) {
    my $user_index = $_[0];
    $user = $xdccqueue[$user_index - 1]{user};
  } else {
    $user = $xdccqueue[0]{user};
    #IRC::print("$CX Checking for$CB $user$CX from queue... $CO\n");

  }

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First, you don't need to initialize the $user_index variable to simply store the value of the first subroutine argument, considering that the only place you use it is in the line immediately below its initialization.
Therefore, I'd propose to exchange your if/else block for this: 
  
  $user = $xdccqueue[(($_[0] || 1) - 1)]{user};

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Or, better yet, just use this: 
  
  $user = $xdccqueue[$_[0]]{user};

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since 
(qw(foo bar))[$_[0]]

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would still yield 'foo' when @_ is empty (therefore, $_[0] is undef).

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In reply to Re: XChat (IRC) XDCC script by vladb
in thread XChat (IRC) XDCC script by mephit

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