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If we have this event, only triggering when $nick == $me (using the ! event prefix):
 
If we have this event, only triggering when $nick == $me (using the ! event prefix):
 
<syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">on !*:part:#example:{
 
<syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">on !*:part:#example:{
echo -a $nick($chan,0)
+
  echo -a $nick($chan,0)
 
}</syntaxhighlight> Can you guess the value of $nick($chan,0)? It will be 3, because the update are made after.
 
}</syntaxhighlight> Can you guess the value of $nick($chan,0)? It will be 3, because the update are made after.
 
Now we change the event to:
 
Now we change the event to:
 
<syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">on !*:part:#example:{
 
<syntaxhighlight lang="mIRC">on !*:part:#example:{
echo -a $nick($chan,0)
+
  echo -a $nick($chan,0)
 
updatenl
 
updatenl
 
echo -a $nick($chan,0)
 
echo -a $nick($chan,0)

Revision as of 16:23, 12 March 2014

The /updatenl command can be used with the on quit/kick/part events to update the IAL and the channel nicknames list right away, otherwise, these are updated when the scripts finish

Synopsis

/updatenl

Switches

None

Parameters

None

Example

Let's suppose only A, B and C are in the channel #example. Suddendly, B parts. If we have this event, only triggering when $nick == $me (using the ! event prefix):

on !*:part:#example:{
  echo -a $nick($chan,0)
}
Can you guess the value of $nick($chan,0)? It will be 3, because the update are made after.

Now we change the event to:

on !*:part:#example:{
  echo -a $nick($chan,0)
updatenl
echo -a $nick($chan,0)
}
Which would echo 3 and 2.

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v5.4

Added On: 23/06/98

Note: Individual switches were not taken into consideration.

See also