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Using the information above we can write our {{mIRC|$com}} identifier to invoke that method: | Using the information above we can write our {{mIRC|$com}} identifier to invoke that method: | ||
− | <source lang="mIRC">;Exec is the Object's | + | <source lang="mIRC">;Exec is the Object's memeber we are invoking |
;1 = Call a member of an object | ;1 = Call a member of an object | ||
;bstr is the string data type of "calc" | ;bstr is the string data type of "calc" | ||
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Retrieving a value from an enumerated collection or a property (like a variable) can be done using the {{mIRC|$comval}} identifier following this syntax: | Retrieving a value from an enumerated collection or a property (like a variable) can be done using the {{mIRC|$comval}} identifier following this syntax: | ||
− | <source lang="mIRC">$comval(<hName>, <N>, < | + | <source lang="mIRC">$comval(<hName>, <N>, <memeber>)</source> |
If the member returns an enumeration of values, you can traverse through them. When n = 0, it will return the total number of values in the enumeration. | If the member returns an enumeration of values, you can traverse through them. When n = 0, it will return the total number of values in the enumeration. | ||
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comopen mainObj some.object | comopen mainObj some.object | ||
;dispatch the child's object onto his own com connection, named childObj | ;dispatch the child's object onto his own com connection, named childObj | ||
− | var %result = $com(mainObj, | + | var %result = $com(mainObj, memeberName, 3, dispatch* childObj) |
;close the parent object | ;close the parent object | ||
comclose mainObj | comclose mainObj | ||
;do something with the child object | ;do something with the child object | ||
− | var %result = $com(childObj, | + | var %result = $com(childObj, memeberName, 1, ...) |
;close the child object | ;close the child object | ||
comclose childObj</source> | comclose childObj</source> |