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* '''N''' - The Nth matching line, returns the total number of matching lines if N = 0 | * '''N''' - The Nth matching line, returns the total number of matching lines if N = 0 | ||
* '''T''' - If T = 1, it references the listbox (nicklist in channel window), T = 2 means the expression is a regular expression, T = 3 means both 1 & 2 | * '''T''' - If T = 1, it references the listbox (nicklist in channel window), T = 2 means the expression is a regular expression, T = 3 means both 1 & 2 | ||
| + | * '''S''' - The search will start from the starting line number S, helping speeding up the search, you must provide the N and T parameter. | ||
== Properties == | == Properties == | ||
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$fline returns the number of the Nth line matching the expression in a window
Note: $fline strips lines from control code before matching
Synopsis
$fline(win,expr,N,T,S)
Parameters
- win - a channel/query/status or custom window
- expr - the expression to search, wildcard by default
- N - The Nth matching line, returns the total number of matching lines if N = 0
- T - If T = 1, it references the listbox (nicklist in channel window), T = 2 means the expression is a regular expression, T = 3 means both 1 & 2
- S - The search will start from the starting line number S, helping speeding up the search, you must provide the N and T parameter.
Properties
- .text return the line matched rather than the line number
Example
//echo -a $fline($chan(1),*mirc*)
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v5.4
Added on: 23 Jun 1998
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.