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'''{{mIRC|/drawreplace}}''' can be used to replace a color with another in a specific area
 
'''{{mIRC|/drawreplace}}''' can be used to replace a color with another in a specific area
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'''Note''': If you get mIRC to draw beyond the current size of the bitmap, the bitmap is extended as needed and mIRC keeps track of where you have drawn.
  
 
== /draw* example ==
 
== /draw* example ==
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[[File:Draw_.gif|drawing example]]
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[[File:Draw.gif|drawing example]]
  
 
== Mouse Events ==
 
== Mouse Events ==
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'''$window''' itself returns the name of the window which was just left in the '''leave''' mouse event in a menu definition.
 
'''$window''' itself returns the name of the window which was just left in the '''leave''' mouse event in a menu definition.
  
When used with arguments, if you use a name, it can be a {{mirc|wildcard}} and can be used with the N parameter to represent the Nth window matching.
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When used with arguments, if you use a name, it can be a wildcard and can be used with the N parameter to represent the Nth window matching.
 
As far as picture window are concerned, $window() has only one couple of properties you can use, '''.bw & .bh''' will return the width & height of the bitmap.
 
As far as picture window are concerned, $window() has only one couple of properties you can use, '''.bw & .bh''' will return the width & height of the bitmap.
  
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Can returns the size, width and height of a .bmp, .jpg or .png file
 
Can returns the size, width and height of a .bmp, .jpg or .png file
  
[[Category:mIRC|picture windows]]
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[[Category:mIRC]]

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