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This example would at first echo that the script is unloaded and then unset all variables beginning with ''xyz''. | This example would at first echo that the script is unloaded and then unset all variables beginning with ''xyz''. | ||
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| + | To react when a script is loaded, look at the [[On_load|On load event]] (is triggered when you load the script the first time) or [[On_start|On start event]] (is triggered whenever you load the script). | ||
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Revision as of 12:47, 27 November 2005
The on UNLOAD event triggers in a script when the script is unloaded.
on <level>:UNLOAD:<commands>
Read access levels to get more info about the <level> field.
You can use this event to allow a script to cleanup, e.g. unsetting variables it did need.
Example
on *:UNLOAD: {
echo -a Script xyz just unloaded.
unset %xyz*
}
This example would at first echo that the script is unloaded and then unset all variables beginning with xyz.
See Also
To react when a script is loaded, look at the On load event (is triggered when you load the script the first time) or On start event (is triggered whenever you load the script).
