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The /fnord command echoes "Nothing to see here." in text of the same color as the background. This is an Easter Egg.

Synopsis

/fnord 

Switches

None

Parameters

None

Bugs

As of version 7.0, the text is the default color of the font due to the internal background/foreground color check that ensures the color of the text is not mistakenly set as the color of the background. The bug was fixed in mIRC 7.21.

Example

/fnord

The above example is the equivalent of the following echo command:

//echo -aeq $+($chr(3),$color(background),$chr(44),$color(background),Nothing to see here.)
Nothing to see here.

Compatibility

Added: mIRC 6.3

See also

• /echo
• /xyzzy