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Latest revision as of 10:23, 2 July 2007
Returns your current idle time.
$idle
Note that you cannot echo it yourself; it will be 0 then (as you have just done something).
Example
; you can use it in an on text event On *:Text:$(* $+ $me $+ *):*: { ; lets check if our idle time is greater than 3600 seconds if ($idle > 3600) { ; we well notice the one who has said our name. Note that /notice doesnt reset our idle time. notice $nick I idle for more than one hour, so I'm probably afk. } }
See Also
- $nick to see other peoples idletime.
