From WikiChip
Difference between revisions of "mirc/local identifiers"
(→Non IRC events) |
(→$1-) |
||
Line 87: | Line 87: | ||
Additionally '''$1-''' is filled with a message, applicable in the following events: | Additionally '''$1-''' is filled with a message, applicable in the following events: | ||
− | * | + | * {{mIRC|on text}}, {{mIRC|on action}}, {{mIRC|on kick}}, {{mIRC|on text}}, {{mIRC|on text}}, {{mIRC|on text}}, {{mIRC|on text}}, {{mIRC|on text}}, {{mIRC|on text}} |
* | * | ||
* | * |
Revision as of 19:07, 28 November 2018
Commands & Identifiers
Basics
Events
Matching Tools
Data Storage
Control Structures
GUI Scripting
Sockets
Advanced Scripting
Additional Resources
- mSL Commands
- mSL Identifiers
- mSL Local Identifiers
- mSL Events
- mSL Event Prefixes
Security
Other
Local identifiers are identifiers which only function inside specific events. Attempting to call such identifiers from outside of their designed scope might have undesired results or might simply return $null.
Below is a list of all the local identifiers for all events.
All events
- $event - returns the name of the event
- $halted - returns $true if the default actions for this event has been halted
- $address - returns the address of the user triggering the event in the format user@host
- $fulladdress - returns the full address of the user triggering the event in the format nick!user@host
- $nick - returns the nickname of the user triggering the event
- $rawmsg - returns the raw server line message
- $site - return the part after the @ in $address
- $wildsite - returns the address of the user triggering the event in the format *!*@host
They apply to:
- on action
- on ban
- on ctcpreply
- on dehelp
- on devoice
- on deop
- on deowner
- on error
- on filercvd
- on filesent
- on getfail
- on help
- on invite
- on kick
- on logon
- on mode
- on nick
- on nosound
- on notice
- on notify
- on op
- on open
- on owner
- on part
- on quit
- on rawmode
- on sendfail
- on servermode
- on serverop
- on snotice
- on text
- on topic
- on unban
- on unotify
- on voice
- on wallops
- ctcp event
There a few more local identifier related to IRC which exists only in specific events:
- $banmask - used inside on ban and on unban, returns the mask that is being banned/unbanned
- $bnick - used inside on ban and on unban, returns the nickname that is being banned/unbanned, if any
- $chan - used inside events which trigger for channel window
- $hnick - used inside on help and on dehelp, returns the nickname being given +h/-h
- $knick - used inside on kick, returns the nickname being kicked
- $newnick - used inside on nick, returns the new nickname
- $opnick - used inside on op and on deop, returns the nickname being opped/deopped
- $vnick - used inside the on voice and on devoice event, returns the name of the voiced/devoiced nickname
Non IRC events
Here is a list for non IRC events:
- $filename - used inside on filesent, on getfail, on midiend, on waveend, on songend, on nosound, on playend, on mp3end, returns the filename that was involved
- $hotline - used inside on hotlink
- $hotlink - used inside on hotlink
- $hotlinepos - used inside on hotlink
- $parseline - used inside on parseline, returns the line being parsed
- $parsetype - used inside on parseline, returns the type of message, in/out
- $parseutf - used inside on parseline, returns $true if the line is going to be utf8 encoded/decoded after the event
- $signal - used inside on signal, returns the name of the signal
- $target - used inside events which accept a window parameter, returns the name of the window
$1-
Additionally $1- is filled with a message, applicable in the following events:
This article is still a stub and needs your attention. You can help improve this article by editing this page and adding the missing information. |