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Albie at 00:41, 5 November 2006

2006-11-05T00:41:55Z

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	;/testing PASSWORD -> will show in active: '-> MyBot auth Myusername PASSWORD'		;/testing PASSWORD -> will show in active: '-> MyBot auth Myusername PASSWORD'
	;/.testing PASSWORD -> won't show anything, since the msg was also made silent		;/.testing PASSWORD -> won't show anything, since the msg was also made silent

			[[Category:Aliases]]

Cail: removing stub-pages, added some identifiers and explanation

2006-10-11T08:06:40Z

removing stub-pages, added some identifiers and explanation

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			== Using Aliases ==

			=== -l switch ===
	Using -l switch makes the alias local, so it can only be accessed by aliases/events in the same file, and cannot be used as a command in editbox.		Using -l switch makes the alias local, so it can only be accessed by aliases/events in the same file, and cannot be used as a command in editbox.
	alias -l testing { return Hello world! }		alias -l testing { return Hello world! }
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	;if we put the localtest alias into a different file, we'll get the "* /echo: insufficient parameters" again.		;if we put the localtest alias into a different file, we'll get the "* /echo: insufficient parameters" again.

			=== $prop ===
	$prop identifier returns custom properties for your alias ($change_case(hello world).upper -> $prop will return 'upper').		$prop identifier returns custom properties for your alias ($change_case(hello world).upper -> $prop will return 'upper').
	alias change_case {		alias change_case {
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	;//echo -a $change_case(HeLLo WorlD!).upper will echo: 'HELLO WORLD!'		;//echo -a $change_case(HeLLo WorlD!).upper will echo: 'HELLO WORLD!'

			=== $isid ===
	$isid identifier will return $true if the alias was called as an identifier		$isid identifier will return $true if the alias was called as an identifier
	alias testing {		alias testing {
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	;that would echo "Hello world!", and then give "* /echo: insufficient parameters"		;that would echo "Hello world!", and then give "* /echo: insufficient parameters"

			=== $show ===
	$show returns $true if the alias was NOT called with . to make it silent, and $false if it was		$show returns $true if the alias was NOT called with . to make it silent, and $false if it was
	alias testing {		alias testing {

Cail at 07:58, 11 October 2006

2006-10-11T07:58:53Z

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	~~{{stub}}~~		'''<aliasname> [-l] <commands>'''

	mIRC allows you to create aliases and scripts to speed up your IRC session or to perform repetitive functions more easily.		mIRC allows you to create aliases and scripts to speed up your IRC session or to perform repetitive functions more easily.

			Example:
			alias testing {
			echo -a Hello world!
			}

			And with some identifiers:
			alias calculator {
			echo -a $1- = $calc($1-)
			}


			Using -l switch makes the alias local, so it can only be accessed by aliases/events in the same file, and cannot be used as a command in editbox.
			alias -l testing { return Hello world! }
			;typing //echo -a $testing in the editbox will result in: * /echo: insufficient parameters
			;let's put this alias into the same file:

			alias localtest { echo -a $testing }
			;now typing /localtest will echo "Hello world!" into active window
			;if we put the localtest alias into a different file, we'll get the "* /echo: insufficient parameters" again.

			$prop identifier returns custom properties for your alias ($change_case(hello world).upper -> $prop will return 'upper').
			alias change_case {
			if ($prop == upper) { return $upper($1-) \| halt }
			elseif ($prop == lower) { return $lowe($1-) \| halt }
			else { return $1- }
			}
			;//echo -a $change_case(HeLLo WorlD!).lower will echo: 'hello world!'
			;//echo -a $change_case(HeLLo WorlD!).upper will echo: 'HELLO WORLD!'

			$isid identifier will return $true if the alias was called as an identifier
			alias testing {
			if ($isid) { return Hello world! }
			else { echo -a Hello world! }
			}
			;both //echo -a $testing and /testing will result in echoing "Hello world!"

			;if we did only:
			alias testing {
			echo -a Hello world!
			}
			;that would echo "Hello world!", and then give "* /echo: insufficient parameters"

			$show returns $true if the alias was NOT called with . to make it silent, and $false if it was
			alias testing {
			if ($show) {
			msg MyBot auth Myusername $1
			}
			else {
			.msg MyBot auth Myusername $1
			}
			}
			;/testing PASSWORD -> will show in active: '-> MyBot auth Myusername PASSWORD'
			;/.testing PASSWORD -> won't show anything, since the msg was also made silent

Albie at 17:24, 3 November 2005

2005-11-03T17:24:21Z

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	~~#Redirect [[Aliases]]~~		{{stub}}
			mIRC allows you to create aliases and scripts to speed up your IRC session or to perform repetitive functions more easily.

Albie: add redirect to aliases for use in scripts

2005-11-03T16:42:55Z

add redirect to aliases for use in scripts

New page

#Redirect [[Aliases]]