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This command controls the window edit box, and can be used to manipulate the text inside. (An editbox is the place where text is typed in a window, for example where you would type your message)
 
This command controls the window edit box, and can be used to manipulate the text inside. (An editbox is the place where text is typed in a window, for example where you would type your message)
  
  /editbox [-safnopbNeNvqN] [window] <text>
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  /editbox [-safnopbNeNvqNc] [window] <text>
  
 
Choosing your window
 
Choosing your window
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* -v prevents the content from being changed
 
* -v prevents the content from being changed
 
* -qN enables, disables, or toggles (on/off) the second edit box.
 
* -qN enables, disables, or toggles (on/off) the second edit box.
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* -c clears the editbox '''Note: This is undocumented functionality and may be removed in future versions'''
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 00:16, 4 December 2010

This command controls the window edit box, and can be used to manipulate the text inside. (An editbox is the place where text is typed in a window, for example where you would type your message)

/editbox [-safnopbNeNvqNc] [window] <text>

Choosing your window

  • -s specifies status window
  • -a specifies the active window
  • you can use [window] to give a specific window name
    • If the window is a DCC chat, prefix it with =
  • -f sets the focus to the editbox of the specified window
  • -p appends a space to the end of the text
  • -n will press enter after the text has been entered
  • -o specifies the second editbox, if the given window has two
  • -bNeN will select text in the edit box, starting at b and ending at e
    • To select characters 5-10, /editbox -b5e10 #help.script This text will be highlighted
  • -v prevents the content from being changed
  • -qN enables, disables, or toggles (on/off) the second edit box.
  • -c clears the editbox Note: This is undocumented functionality and may be removed in future versions

See Also

$editbox