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− | <pre>$comval(name,N,member)</pre> | + | <pre>$comval(name,N,member,&binvar)</pre> |
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* '''N''' - The Nth item in the list | * '''N''' - The Nth item in the list | ||
* '''member''' - The name of the member you want to access | * '''member''' - The name of the member you want to access | ||
+ | * '''&binvar''' - If you use the .result property, a binvar which will be filled with the result. | ||
== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
− | + | * '''.result''' - Goes with the fourth parameter being a binvar, the result is saved to a binary variable, this allows you to access array, which are returned as tokens separated by NULL bytes. | |
== Example == | == Example == |
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$comval returns the member value for the Nth instantiation of the enumerated collection in a COM object.
Synopsis[edit]
$comval(name,N,member,&binvar)
Paramters[edit]
- name - The name of the COM object connection
- N - The Nth item in the list
- member - The name of the member you want to access
- &binvar - If you use the .result property, a binvar which will be filled with the result.
Properties[edit]
- .result - Goes with the fourth parameter being a binvar, the result is saved to a binary variable, this allows you to access array, which are returned as tokens separated by NULL bytes.
Example[edit]
None
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v5.9
Added on: 26 Apr 2001
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.