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The '''$ctimer''' identifier returns the name of the [[/timer command - mIRC|/timer]], if any, that triggered a certain script.
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== Synopsis ==
 
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[[Category:MIRC identifiers]]

Revision as of 20:05, 5 July 2014

The $ctimer identifier returns the name of the /timer, if any, that triggered a certain script.

Synopsis

$ctimer

Parameters

None

Example

Create an alias that fires off a timer to perform a command, and have the command echo the name of the timer that executed it:

; Use /testCtimer
alias testCtimer { .timermyTimer 1 1 testCtimerGO }
alias -l testCtimerGO { echo -a The timer name was: $ctimer }

Result

The timer name was: mytimer

Note: The original timer capitalizations are not preserved. This is by design.

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v5.82

Added On: 14/12/2000

See Also

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