_Added in 1.9.0_ *$adiircexe* Returns the full path and filename of the AdiIRC executable file. In combination with $~ this can be used to test which client is running the script. You cannot assume the client name based on the filename.exe, but instead testing whether $adiircexe exists as a built-in identifier. The $~ prefix allows the test to evade the presence of a custom alias of that name, and it also does not trigger the optional identifier warning.
//if (!$~adiircexe) echo -a this script is not running in AdiIRC
_Same as [[$mircexe]]._ _Can be used inside text without being surrounded by white spaces._ *Example*
//echo -ag the adiirc exe file is $adiircexe.. notice how $adiircexeisreplacedhere