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− | + | '''$chr''' returns the character attached to a specified ASCII character code. | |
− | + | = Synopsis = | |
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<pre>$chr(<N>)</pre> | <pre>$chr(<N>)</pre> | ||
− | + | = Switches = | |
None | None | ||
− | + | = Parameters = | |
− | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 50px;">'''N'''</span>This is the | + | <span style="display: inline-block; width: 50px;">'''N'''</span>This is the ASCII code value that you wish to retrieve the character for. |
− | + | = Example = | |
− | '''Echo the character attached to | + | '''Echo the character attached to ASCII code ''63'' to the active window''' |
<pre>//echo -a $chr(63)</pre> | <pre>//echo -a $chr(63)</pre> | ||
− | '''Echo the character attached to | + | '''Echo the character attached to ASCII code ''85'' to the active window''' |
<pre>//echo -a $chr(85)</pre> | <pre>//echo -a $chr(85)</pre> | ||
− | + | = See also = | |
− | + | * [[$asc identifier - mIRC|$asc]] | |
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− | [[Category:mIRC identifiers | + | [[Category:mIRC identifiers]] |