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The /close command is used to close all the windows of a specified type and matching a specific name. If no name is used, all the windows with the specified type will close. Names support wildcard characters. You can also close the Nth window for -cfsg, with -cNfNsNgN, if you specify a name, the Nth window matching that name will be closed
Synopsis
/close [-ticfgms@] [name1] ...[nameN] /close [-cNfNsNgN] [name1] ...[nameN]
Switches
- -i - Inactive DCC windows (send, get, chat, fserv)
- -it - Inactive Status window (not connected nor connecting)
- -t - Status Window
- -l - Channel list windows
- -k - Link windows
- -c - DCC Chat windows
- -f - DCC fserve windows
- -g - DCC Get windows
- -s - DCC Send windows
- -m - Query windows
- -@ - Custom windows
- -cN - Nth DCC chat window
- -fN - Nth DCC fserve windows
- -gN - Nth DCC Get windows
- -sN - Nth DCC Send windows
Parameters
- [nick1] - a nickname for the window to close
- [nickN] - Additional nicknames
Example
;Close all query windows /close -m ;Close all custom windows containing "#" in their name /close -@ @*#* ;Close the 2nd DCC chat window with Dave /close -c2 Dave
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v4.6
Added On: 07/09/1996
See also
mIRC commands list