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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | /drawtext - | + | /drawtext -hnrpbocvd <@win> <color> [color] [fontname fontsize] <x y [w h]> <text> |
== Switches == | == Switches == | ||
* '''-p''' - processes and interprets control codes in the text | * '''-p''' - processes and interprets control codes in the text | ||
* '''-b''' - indicates that you have specified the second color parameter as the background color for the text | * '''-b''' - indicates that you have specified the second color parameter as the background color for the text | ||
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* '''-c''' - means that you have specified the [w h] values as the rectangle in which text should be printed. Text will be clipped if it extends beyond this rectangle | * '''-c''' - means that you have specified the [w h] values as the rectangle in which text should be printed. Text will be clipped if it extends beyond this rectangle | ||
* '''-h''' - highlights the windows icon if it is minimized | * '''-h''' - highlights the windows icon if it is minimized | ||
* '''-n''' - prevents the display from being updated immediately | * '''-n''' - prevents the display from being updated immediately | ||
* '''-r''' - indicates that the colors are in RGB format | * '''-r''' - indicates that the colors are in RGB format | ||
| − | * '''- | + | * '''-o''' - Attempt to draw the text in bold. A $chr(2) is inserted at the beginning of the string and is interpreted (but the others control codes won't be). If you use -p as well as -o, control code will be interpreted and having a $chr(2) in your text will break the bold. |
| + | * '''-i''' - Same as -o but for italic with $chr(29) | ||
| + | * '''-v''' - Draw text from a binvar | ||
| + | * '''-d''' - disable tab support | ||
== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
Latest revision as of 05:19, 31 August 2023
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The /drawtext command draws text at the specified co-ordinates. If you use a negative number for the font size, it will match the size of fonts in the font dialog. The /drawtext command will use some default options for anti-aliasing that you cannot change (yet), meaning that a text drawn in black may not be drawn only using the expected color, this can be a real concern when using /drawfill to fill an area with text inside it.
Synopsis[edit]
/drawtext -hnrpbocvd <@win> <color> [color] [fontname fontsize] <x y [w h]> <text>
Switches[edit]
- -p - processes and interprets control codes in the text
- -b - indicates that you have specified the second color parameter as the background color for the text
- -c - means that you have specified the [w h] values as the rectangle in which text should be printed. Text will be clipped if it extends beyond this rectangle
- -h - highlights the windows icon if it is minimized
- -n - prevents the display from being updated immediately
- -r - indicates that the colors are in RGB format
- -o - Attempt to draw the text in bold. A $chr(2) is inserted at the beginning of the string and is interpreted (but the others control codes won't be). If you use -p as well as -o, control code will be interpreted and having a $chr(2) in your text will break the bold.
- -i - Same as -o but for italic with $chr(29)
- -v - Draw text from a binvar
- -d - disable tab support
Parameters[edit]
- <@win> - the window's name
- <color> - the foreground color
- [color] - the background color, if -b has been specified
- [fontname fontsize] - the name of the font and the size of the font
- <x y [w h]> - the coordinate of the text
- <text> - the text to be drawn
Example[edit]
drawtext -rn @mygame 0 verdana 20 30 30 the fps is: 60
Compatibility[edit]
Added: 5.3
See also[edit]
mIRC commands list