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| − | The '''ON SIGNAL''' event triggers after a call to the | + | The '''ON SIGNAL''' event triggers after a call to the /signal command. This is a mechanism used to signal events in multiple script at the same time |
You can use {{mirc|$signal}} to refer to the name of signal triggering the event and you can use {{mIRC|$1-}} to refer to the parameters passed to /signal | You can use {{mirc|$signal}} to refer to the name of signal triggering the event and you can use {{mIRC|$1-}} to refer to the parameters passed to /signal | ||