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Revision as of 23:10, 3 July 2014
The $cmdbox identifier will return $true if a command or script was initiated via the command editbox. Otherwise, it will return $false.
Synopsis
$cmdbox
Parameters
None
Command editbox
The command editbox is actived by typing the following command in any mIRC window:
/editbox -q1
This will enable the secondary command-line, which is the command editbox, in the current window for which this identifier is useful for.
Example
Create a command editbox in the active window:
/editbox -q1
Next, type the following in both editboxes, and hit the Enter key:
//echo -a $cmdbox
Depending on which window you performed this on first, the echo will show either $true, or $false.
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v6.01
Added On: 10/02/2002
See Also
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