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The '''ON PONG''' event is triggered when the server replies with a PONG after the local mIRC client sent a [[Ping - IRC|PING]] response. | The '''ON PONG''' event is triggered when the server replies with a PONG after the local mIRC client sent a [[Ping - IRC|PING]] response. | ||
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| + | You can Trigger the ON PONG event with: | ||
| + | //raw ping $ctime X | ||
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| + | If X is $null or $server, the displayed reply will be: | ||
| + | * PONG from YourServerName: sent_ctime_value | ||
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| + | When the ON PONG event sees the reply, it can use $calc($ctime - $2) to find the number of seconds between PINGing the server and receiving the reply. If X is a valid Server Name different than the $server you are connected to, the reply substitutes your nick in place of the ctime value. A replacement of mIRC's display is: | ||
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| + | on ^*:PONG:{ echo -ctgs info * PONG from $1 $+ : $2 | haltdef } | ||
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== Compatibility == | == Compatibility == | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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The ON PONG event is triggered when the server replies with a PONG after the local mIRC client sent a PING response.
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[hide]Synopsis
ON <level>:PONG:<commands>
Parameters
<level>The level for the event to trigger.
<commands>The commands to be performed when the event listener's criteria is met.
Example
Halt mIRC's default display, and echo the pong message to the active window:
ON *:PONG: { echo -a Server PONG: $1- haltdef }
You can Trigger the ON PONG event with: //raw ping $ctime X If X is $null or $server, the displayed reply will be: * PONG from YourServerName: sent_ctime_value When the ON PONG event sees the reply, it can use $calc($ctime - $2) to find the number of seconds between PINGing the server and receiving the reply. If X is a valid Server Name different than the $server you are connected to, the reply substitutes your nick in place of the ctime value. A replacement of mIRC's display is: on ^*:PONG:{ echo -ctgs info * PONG from $1 $+ : $2 | haltdef }
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v5.7
Added on: 02 Feb 2000
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.
See Also
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mIRC on event list