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− | {{mirc title|/linesep Command}} | + | {{mirc title|/linesep Command}}{{mIRC menu}} |
− | The '''/linesep''' | + | The '''/linesep command''' prints the line separator at a specified target. With no arguments, the line separator is printed to the active window. A line separator is only added if it's not the first line and the last line is not already a line separator. The line separator can be changed by going into the options dialog (Alt+O) -> Other -> Line separator. |
− | The line separator can be changed by going into the options dialog (Alt+O) -> Other -> Line | ||
− | If your goal is to | + | If your goal is to simple enclose your text with a pair of line separator: |
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
− | /linesep [ | + | /linesep [window] |
− | + | /linesep -s | |
== Switches == | == Switches == | ||
* '''-s''' - Print the line separator in the status window | * '''-s''' - Print the line separator in the status window | ||
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== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
* '''[window]''' - The target @window, #channel, or query | * '''[window]''' - The target @window, #channel, or query | ||
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; print another simple line | ; print another simple line | ||
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