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The '''/raw command''' toggles the raw events processing. With no parameters, the /raw command displays the current state (either disabled or enabled). Alternatively, the /raw command can be used to send text to the server AS IS. | The '''/raw command''' toggles the raw events processing. With no parameters, the /raw command displays the current state (either disabled or enabled). Alternatively, the /raw command can be used to send text to the server AS IS. | ||
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The /raw command toggles the raw events processing. With no parameters, the /raw command displays the current state (either disabled or enabled). Alternatively, the /raw command can be used to send text to the server AS IS.
Synopsis[edit]
/raw [on|off] /raw [-qn] <string>
Switches[edit]
- -q - Prevents the text being sent to the server from being printed to the window.
- -n - Prevents UTF-8 encoding when sending characters in the 0-255 range.
Parameters[edit]
- [on|off] - Enables or disables raw events processing
- <string> - The data to be sent to the server
Example[edit]
To see the current state:
/remote
Which will print something like:
* Remote is on (Ctcps,Events,Raw)
/raw can also be used to send text to the server:
/raw PRIVMSG #mIRC :Hello World!
The command above is equivalent to /msg #mIRC Hello World.
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v3.3
Added on: 21 Jun 1995
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.
See also[edit]
mIRC commands list