Difference between revisions of "Category:Multi-server"
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Every connection has a connection id value (cid). So you can either specify a connection using this cid or using the connection number (con). | Every connection has a connection id value (cid). So you can either specify a connection using this cid or using the connection number (con). | ||
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| + | So each window that is created, such as a channel or query window, is associated with the connection id of the server where that window was opened. | ||
=== Commands === | === Commands === | ||
| − | Scripts can be made to perform commands on specific server | + | Scripts can be made to perform commands on a specific server connection by using the [[Scon|/scon]] or [[Scid|/scid]] commands. |
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| + | === Identifiers === | ||
| + | To receive the server connection id for the current script, you have to use [[$cid]]. Using [[$scid]] (or [[$scon]]), you can get the connection id and the value of identifiers (custom ones too) for this special connection (e.g. [[$me]] has other values for each connection probably). | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 15 December 2005
Explanation
mIRC allows you to connect to more than one IRC server at a time. This means that scripts need to be multi-server aware in order to behave correctly when a user is connected to more than one server. The following commands and identifiers allow a script to handle multiple server connections.
Every connection has a connection id value (cid). So you can either specify a connection using this cid or using the connection number (con).
So each window that is created, such as a channel or query window, is associated with the connection id of the server where that window was opened.
Commands
Scripts can be made to perform commands on a specific server connection by using the /scon or /scid commands.
Identifiers
To receive the server connection id for the current script, you have to use $cid. Using $scid (or $scon), you can get the connection id and the value of identifiers (custom ones too) for this special connection (e.g. $me has other values for each connection probably).
Pages in category "Multi-server"
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.
