Difference between revisions of "$wid"
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* This identifier has no properties or parameters. | * This identifier has no properties or parameters. | ||
| − | The Window ID can be used in /window by using @N as the window name, where N is the window ID. | + | The Window ID can be used in /[[window]] by using @N as the window name, where N is the window ID. |
| − | It can also be used in /setlayer | + | It can also be used in /[[setlayer]] |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[$window]] | * [[$window]] | ||
* [[window]] | * [[window]] | ||
| + | * [[setlayer]] | ||
| + | * [[$activewid]] | ||
[[Category:Custom Windows]][[Category:Remote Identifiers]] | [[Category:Custom Windows]][[Category:Remote Identifiers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:50, 11 November 2008
Returns the window ID the current script is focused on.
$wid
- This identifier has no properties or parameters.
The Window ID can be used in /window by using @N as the window name, where N is the window ID. It can also be used in /setlayer
