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Cail: changed category, looks better

2007-06-13T06:50:01Z

changed category, looks better

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	[[Category:MIRC]]		[[Category:MIRC Help]]

Zyberdog: added parent category

2006-05-07T14:33:46Z

added parent category

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			[[Category:MIRC]]

Doomie: added little example.

2005-12-17T16:59:54Z

added little example.

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	=== Identifiers ===		=== Identifiers ===
	To receive the server connection id for the current script, you have to use [[$cid]]. Using [[$scid]] (or [[$scon]]), you can get the connection id and the value of identifiers (custom ones too) for this special connection (e.g. [[$me]] has other values for each connection probably).		To receive the server connection id for the current script, you have to use [[$cid]]. Using [[$scid]] (or [[$scon]]), you can get the connection id and the value of identifiers (custom ones too) for this special connection (e.g. [[$me]] has other values for each connection probably).

			== Example ==
			; lets make a new alias showing the time we are connected to all currently connected servers.
			[[alias]] showuptimes {
			[[var]] %i = 1
			; we loop through all connections
			[[while]] ([[$scon]](%i)) {
			; switch to that connection id ($scon(N) returns the cid)
			[[Scid\|scid]] $scon(%i)
			; from here onwards, the values of the identifiers are
			; the ones from the cid we just switched to.
			; lets echo the server and how long we're connected to
			[[echo]] -a $server $uptime(server,2)
			; increase the looping-variable
			[[inc]] %i
			}
			}

Doomie: perhaps like this, wouldnt know what more to say.

2005-12-15T14:29:33Z

perhaps like this, wouldnt know what more to say.

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	Every connection has a connection id value (cid). So you can either specify a connection using this cid or using the connection number (con).		Every connection has a connection id value (cid). So you can either specify a connection using this cid or using the connection number (con).

			So each window that is created, such as a channel or query window, is associated with the connection id of the server where that window was opened.

	=== Commands ===		=== Commands ===
	Scripts can be made to perform commands on specific server ~~connections~~ by using [[Scon\|/scon]] or [[		Scripts can be made to perform commands on a specific server connection by using the [[Scon\|/scon]] or [[Scid\|/scid]] commands.

			=== Identifiers ===
			To receive the server connection id for the current script, you have to use [[$cid]]. Using [[$scid]] (or [[$scon]]), you can get the connection id and the value of identifiers (custom ones too) for this special connection (e.g. [[$me]] has other values for each connection probably).

Doomie at 14:19, 15 December 2005

2005-12-15T14:19:30Z

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	=== Commands ===		=== Commands ===
	Scripts can be made to perform commands on specific server connections by using [[		Scripts can be made to perform commands on specific server connections by using [[Scon\|/scon]] or [[

Doomie at 14:13, 15 December 2005

2005-12-15T14:13:15Z

New page

== Explanation ==

mIRC allows you to connect to more than one IRC server at a time. This means that scripts need to be multi-server aware in order to behave correctly when a user is connected to more than one server. The following commands and identifiers allow a script to handle multiple server connections.

Every connection has a connection id value (cid). So you can either specify a connection using this cid or using the connection number (con).

=== Commands ===
Scripts can be made to perform commands on specific server connections by using [[