Revision as of 16:41, 6 September 2015

The $chan identifier is filled during events which trigger on a channel.

The $chan identifier can also be used to get information regarding a specific channel the local mIRC client is in.

Synopsis

$chan[(#/N).property]

Parameters

(#/N)The specific channel, or channel number referencing the channel.

.propertyGet the results of a specific property request for the specified channel or N.

$true if mode +b has been seen already,
  or $false if not, or $inmode if currently in a mode +b listing

Properties

Examples

Create an alias that opens a custom @window which loads some basic information about the active channel:

alias getDetails {
  if ($active ischan) {
  var %c = $active
    window @getDetails 350 350 650 200
    clear @getDetails
    echo @getDetails Channel: %c
    echo @getDetails $crlf $crlf
    echo @getDetails Topic: $chan(%c).topic
    echo @getDetails $crlf $crlf
    echo @getDetails Modes: $chan(%c).mode
    echo @getDetails $crlf $crlf
    echo @getDetails Key: $iif($chan(%c).key,$v1,No key set)
  }
}

This custom alias can now be executed using the following command in a channel command-line:

/getDetails

The results of this command will look similar to the results below:

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v4.7
Added on: 09 Dec 1996
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.

See Also

• ON JOIN
• ON PART
• $ial
• $ibl
• $nick