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{{mirc title|$dll Identifier}}'''$dll''' call a function of a dll, and eventually returns a value if the function is made to return a value. More informations about dll {{mIRC|dll|here}} | {{mirc title|$dll Identifier}}'''$dll''' call a function of a dll, and eventually returns a value if the function is made to return a value. More informations about dll {{mIRC|dll|here}} | ||
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
| − | <pre>$dll(name.dll,procname,data)</pre> | + | <pre>$dll(name[.dll],procname,data)</pre> |
| − | == | + | == Parameters == |
| − | * '''name.dll''' - the filename to the dll | + | * '''name.dll''' - the filename to the dll. If filetype not used, assumes filename.dll |
* '''procname''' - procname, the name of the function in the dll | * '''procname''' - procname, the name of the function in the dll | ||
| − | * '''data''' - a string/parameter passed to the function | + | * '''data''' - a text string/parameter passed to the function, which .dll sees as 0x00-terminated, even if procname does not require a data string, you must still pass a null or dummy string. If data should contain a comma, best to place it in a %var or use $chr(44) instead of trying to pass as a literal string. |
| − | + | == Properties == | |
| + | None | ||
| + | == Notes == | ||
| + | 1. Beginning v7.56, filename and filename.dll are both loaded into the $dll(N) list once as filename.dll. Previously they were loaded as 2 different $dll(N) items with 2 different filenames, yet referencing both filename|filename.dll used the memory image associated with the lowest Nth item in the $dll(N) list of the pair. | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
== Compatibility == | == Compatibility == | ||
| − | {{mIRC compatibility| | + | {{mIRC compatibility|5.6}} |
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* {{mIRC|$dllcall}} | * {{mIRC|$dllcall}} | ||
* {{mIRC|/dll}} | * {{mIRC|/dll}} | ||
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$dll call a function of a dll, and eventually returns a value if the function is made to return a value. More informations about dll here
Synopsis[edit]
$dll(name[.dll],procname,data)
Parameters[edit]
- name.dll - the filename to the dll. If filetype not used, assumes filename.dll
- procname - procname, the name of the function in the dll
- data - a text string/parameter passed to the function, which .dll sees as 0x00-terminated, even if procname does not require a data string, you must still pass a null or dummy string. If data should contain a comma, best to place it in a %var or use $chr(44) instead of trying to pass as a literal string.
Properties[edit]
None
Notes[edit]
1. Beginning v7.56, filename and filename.dll are both loaded into the $dll(N) list once as filename.dll. Previously they were loaded as 2 different $dll(N) items with 2 different filenames, yet referencing both filename|filename.dll used the memory image associated with the lowest Nth item in the $dll(N) list of the pair.
Example[edit]
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v5.6
Added on: 03 Jun 1999
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.