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$timer returns informations about the specified timer.

Synopsis

$timer(name/N)

Paramters

• N - The Nth timer, if N = 0 returns the total number of timer
• name - the name of a timer

Properties

• .com - returns the associated command of the timer
• .time - return the time parameter if used
• .reps - returns the number of repetition left
• .delay - returns the delay parameter
• .type - returns the online/offline status
• .secs - returns the number of second left before the timer is triggered
• .ms - returns the number of millisecond left before the timer is triggered (even for non millisecond timer)
• .mmt - returns $true if the timer is a multimedia timer (timer -h), $false otherwise
• .anysc - returns $true if the /timer -i switch was specified
• .wid - returns the window ID value associated with the timer
• .cid - returns the connection ID value associated with the timer
• .hwnd - returns the handle of the window associated with the timer
• .pause - returns $true if /timer -p has been used, $false otherwise
• .name - Forces the parameter to be seen as a name instead of the Nth timer if you pass a number.

Example

//echo -a $timer(0)

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v4.72
Added on: 09 Jan 1997
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.

See Also

/timer