Im pretty new to this, so this is really all I have:
#WM_MCOMMAND = #WM_USER + 200
OpenFile(0,"d:\mirc.txt")
gah=CreateFileMapping_(UseFile(0),#NULL,#PAGE_READONLY,0,4096,"mIRC")
Debug gah
mHwnd=findwindow_("mIRC",0)
Debug mHwnd
cool=SendMessage_(mHwnd,#WM_MCOMMAND,2,0)
Debug cool
Here is what the mirc help says:
SendMessage(mHwnd, WM_MCOMMAND, cMethod, 0L)
mHwnd mIRC window, or Channel/Query/etc. window
WM_MCOMMAND WM_USER + 200
cMethod 1 - As if typed in editbox
2 - As if typed in editbox, send as plain text
4 - Use flood protection if turned on
Can be or'd with 1 or 2
Returns 0 if fails, 1 if successful
SendMessage(mHwnd, WM_MEVALUATE, 0, 0L)
mHwnd mIRC window, or Channel/Query/etc. window
WM_MEVALUATE WM_USER + 201
Returns 0 if fails, 1 if successful
The application that sends these messages should create a
mapped file named "mIRC" with CreateFileMapping(). When mIRC
receives the above messages, it will open this file and use
the data it contains to perform the command or evaluation.
In the case of an evaluation, mIRC will output the results
to the mapped file.
What I wanted was a computer-idle time, mouse etc, to send a message to mirc to let them know I was away. Anti-idle in mirc alone does not neccesarily mean I'm away
If anyone can show me a basic way to work with, I'd appreciate it. It looks interesting.
