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Cail at 08:49, 2 July 2007

2007-07-02T08:49:54Z

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	~~Take a look at the~~ [[On_appactive\|On Appactive event]] to react on mIRC becoming active or inactive.		* [[On_appactive\|On Appactive event]] to react on mIRC becoming active or inactive.
			* [[$active]]

	[[Category:Events]]		[[Category:Events]]

Doomie: just a newline :)

2005-11-21T22:14:57Z

just a newline :)

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	The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated.		The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated.
	* '''$active''' returns the name of the currently active window		* '''$active''' returns the name of the currently active window.
	* '''$lactive''' returns the name of the window that was just de-activated. The status window is called "Status Window".		* '''$lactive''' returns the name of the window that was just de-activated.

			The status window is called "Status Window".

	'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].		'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].

Zyberdog: preview

2005-11-21T22:10:23Z

preview

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	on <level>:ACTIVE:<*#?=!@>:<commands>		on <level>:ACTIVE:<*#?=!@>:<commands>

	The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated. ~~The [[~~$active~~]] identifier~~ returns the name of the currently active window~~, and the~~ $lactive ~~identifier~~ returns the name of the window that was just de-activated. The status window is called "Status Window".		The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated.
			* '''$active''' returns the name of the currently active window
			* '''$lactive''' returns the name of the window that was just de-activated. The status window is called "Status Window".

	'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].		'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].

Doomie: no need to $lactive as it redirects to this article.

2005-11-21T22:05:47Z

no need to $lactive as it redirects to this article.

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	on <level>:ACTIVE:<*#?=!@>:<commands>		on <level>:ACTIVE:<*#?=!@>:<commands>

	The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated. The [[$active]] identifier returns the name of the currently active window, and the [[$lactive]] identifier returns the name of the window that was just de-activated. The status window is called "Status Window".		The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated. The [[$active]] identifier returns the name of the currently active window, and the $lactive identifier returns the name of the window that was just de-activated. The status window is called "Status Window".

	'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].		'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].

Doomie at 21:59, 21 November 2005

2005-11-21T21:59:49Z

New page

The on ACTIVE event trigger when a window in mIRC is activated.
on <level>:ACTIVE:<*#?=!@>:<commands>

The above event triggers whenever a window in mIRC is activated. The [[$active]] identifier returns the name of the currently active window, and the [[$lactive]] identifier returns the name of the window that was just de-activated. The status window is called "Status Window".

'''Note''' that one or both $active or $lactive can return [[$null]].

== Example ==
On *:ACTIVE:*: { [[echo]] -a My active window: $active My deactived window: $lactive }
This event will trigger whenever you change the active window in your mIRC.

== See Also ==
Take a look at the [[On_appactive|On Appactive event]] to react on mIRC becoming active or inactive.

[[Category:Events]]