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The '''ame command''' is used to send an action message to all the channels you are currently on in a specific network. This command behaves the same as the /me command with the addition of multiple channels. | The '''ame command''' is used to send an action message to all the channels you are currently on in a specific network. This command behaves the same as the /me command with the addition of multiple channels. | ||
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The ame command is used to send an action message to all the channels you are currently on in a specific network. This command behaves the same as the /me command with the addition of multiple channels.
An action message is simply a regular PRIVMSG that follows a client-dependent format - usually different to that of a normal message. The raw format for an action message is:
//raw PRIVMSG #ChanA,#chanB,#chanC $+(:, $chr(1), ACTION) [message] $+ $chr(1))
Where [message] is the actual message to be displayed.
Note: As of mIRC v7.1 the /ame command will split long messages into smaller messages so no part of the message will be truncated.
Synopsis[edit]
/ame <message>
Switches[edit]
None
Parameters[edit]
- <message> - The action message to be sent.
Example[edit]
/ame gives away cookies ; The ame command can be used in conjunction with ; the scon command to generate a multi-network ame: /scon -at1 ame gives away cookies
Compatibility[edit]
Added: mIRC v3.2
Added on: 02 May 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