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| − | + | The on CTCPREPLY event triggers when a user sends a standard [[ctcp|CTCP]] reply to a [[ctcp|CTCP]] that you initiated. | |
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| + | on <level>:CTCPREPLY:<matchtext>:<commands> | ||
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| + | Examples: | ||
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| + | on 1:CTCPREPLY:VERSION*:/echo $nick is using IRC client: $1- | ||
| + | This is triggered when a client replies to a [[ctcp|CTCP]] VERSION request that you sent. | ||
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| + | on 1:CTCPREPLY:PING*:/echo $nick replied to my ping! | ||
| + | This is triggered when a client replies to a [[ctcp|CTCP]] PING request that you sent. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 01:41, 23 June 2013
The on CTCPREPLY event triggers when a user sends a standard CTCP reply to a CTCP that you initiated.
on <level>:CTCPREPLY:<matchtext>:<commands>
Examples:
on 1:CTCPREPLY:VERSION*:/echo $nick is using IRC client: $1-
This is triggered when a client replies to a CTCP VERSION request that you sent.
on 1:CTCPREPLY:PING*:/echo $nick replied to my ping!
This is triggered when a client replies to a CTCP PING request that you sent.
