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| | {{mIRC Guide}} | | {{mIRC Guide}} |
| − | = Synopsis =
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| − | All events share a common syntax:
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| − | <source lang="mIRC">
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| − | on <prefixes><level>:EVENT:param1:param2:paramN:{
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| − | </source>
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| − | == Levels ==
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| − | Levels in mIRC are assigned both to an user and to an event. The purpose is to limit the access of an event to user.
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| − | The default access level is 1, this can be changed with {{mIRC|/dlevel}} or in the Options item in the menu of the script editor to allow unlisted users to access
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| − | The number of parameters varies from event to event.
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| − | == List of event <prefixes> ==
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| − | Event prefixes allow you to change the way mIRC will trigger the event, by adding extra conditions.
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| − | Event Prefixes are to be used right before the <level> parameter of an event
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| − | === me ===
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| − | The me prefix means that the event must be triggered by you, literally, this is the same as having if ($nick == $me) on top of the event body.
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| − | '''Note''': You must seperate the me prefix from the <level> parameter and from the others prefixes with a semi-colon ':'.
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| − | === + ===
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| − | The + prefix indicates that the nickname must have that level set, an user with level 10 can't acccess an event with +5.
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| − | === * ===
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| − | The * prefix indicates that any user can trigger the event, regardless of their access level (also if they don't have one)
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| − | This event prefix is what you want to use in general, any event unrelated to the IRC server should use the * event prefix.
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| − | === ! ===
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| − | The ! prefix means the event must not be triggerd by you (opposite of the me prefix).
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| − | === @ ===
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| − | The & prefix means the event won't be trigger if a previous script used /halt or /haltdef to halt the default processing of the event inside an event, {{mIRC|$halted}} return $true/$false depending on if a previous script halted default processing.
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| − | === $ ===
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| − | The $ prefix means the matchtext parameter of an event (if applicable) is a regular expression
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| | == List of [[on events - mIRC|ON Events]] in [[mIRC]] (alphabetized) == | | == List of [[on events - mIRC|ON Events]] in [[mIRC]] (alphabetized) == |
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