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  $chan
 
  $chan
  
It takes no parameters.
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* This function has no parameters.
  
on *:text:hello:#mIRC:{ [[msg]] $chan [[$nick (remote)|$nick]] hello, and welcome to $chan $+ ! }
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== Example ==
  
You can also use # to evaluate channel name. Ex:
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[[on text|on *:TEXT:Hello:#mIRC:]]{ [[msg]] $chan Hello [[$nick (remote)|$nick]] $+ , welcome to $chan }
  welcome to $chan
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  welcome to #
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The channel name is also stored in #, therefore $chan and # both return the same values.
would return to same value.
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  Welcome to $chan   ;these are both
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  Welcome to #       ;the same message
  
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
  
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* [[$target]]
 
* [[$active]]
 
* [[$active]]
  
 
[[Category:Remote Identifiers]]
 
[[Category:Remote Identifiers]]

Latest revision as of 23:05, 8 April 2008

Returns the name of the channel for a specific event. For all non-channel events $chan will be $null.

$chan
  • This function has no parameters.

Example

on *:TEXT:Hello:#mIRC:{ msg $chan Hello $nick $+ , welcome to $chan }

The channel name is also stored in #, therefore $chan and # both return the same values.

Welcome to $chan    ;these are both
Welcome to #        ;the same message

See Also