Revision as of 02:30, 6 July 2014

The $target identifier returns the target of an event. For instance, when a window closes, the ON CLOSE event triggers and $target is filled with the window name of that window.

Synopsis

$target

Examples

; When any window is closed, echo the window name
; to a custom @windowWatcher window. If that window doesn't exist,
; create it first.
 
ON *:CLOSE:*: {
  $iif(!$window(@windowWatcher),window @windowWatcher)
  echo @windowWatcher Window Closed: $target $+ .
}

; When a message is received in a query,
; open a new @window with the user's nickname and log the
; chat from there on out. If the window closes, stop logging.
 
ON *:OPEN:?:*: {
 
  ; Add the user to level 3 for logging
  .auser 3 $address($nick,2)
 
  ; Set the window name to the dynamic $target identifier
  %w = @ $+ $target
 
  ; If the custom logging window is not open, create and 
  ; minimize it.
  if (!$window(%w)) { window -n %w }
 
  ; If the user has sent data, log it to the custom window
  if ($1) { echo %w $1- }
}
ON 3:TEXT:*:?: {
 
  ; Set the window name to the dynamic $target identifier
  var %w = @ $+ $target
 
  ; If the custom logging window is not open, create and 
  ; minimize it.
  if (!$window(%w)) { window -n %w }
 
  ; Echo the contents of the message to the window.
  echo %w $1-
}
ON 3:CLOSE:?: {
 
  ; When the query window is closed locally or remotely,
  ; remove the user from the user level 3 for logging,
  .ruser 3 $address($target,2)
 
  ; Input a request if the log window should be kept open
  ; or closed.
  window $iif($input(Do you want to keep the log window open?,yi,Keep Log Window?),-a,-c) @ $+ $target
}

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v5.3
Added on: 13 Dec 1997
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.

See Also

ON OPEN ON CLOSE