AdiIRC

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h1. Formatting text

AdiIRC supports control codes for formatting text.

h1. Colorchar

Colors blocks of text.

Ascii character [[$chr]](3)

Ctrl + K can be used in editbox to type this character.

The character can be follow by 1-2 digits that represent the color number.

By specifying a comma after the digits, you can add a 1-2 digit background color as well.

The default colors can be changed in Options -> Colors -> mIRC Colors.

A second color character can be used to stop the coloring and revert to default line color.

*Example*

<pre>

; Prints the text 'Hello World' with color 4 which is red by default.

//echo -ag $chr(3) $+ 3 Hello world

; Prints the text 'Hello' with color 4 which is red by default and 'world' in the default line color.

//echo -ag $chr(3) $+ 3 Hello $+ $chr(3) $+ world

; Prints the text 'Hello World' with color 4 which is red by default and background color 12 which is blue by default.

//echo -ag $chr(3) $+ 3,12 Hello world

</pre>

h1. Boldchar 

Makes the block use a *bold* font.

Ascii character [[$chr]](2)

Ctrl + B can be used in editbox to type this character.

*Example*

<pre>

//echo -ag $chr(2) this text is bold $chr(2) this text is not

</pre>

h1. Italicchar 

Makes the block use a _italic_ font.

Ascii character [[$chr]](29)

Ctrl + I can be used in editbox to type this character.

*Example*

<pre>

//echo -ag $chr(2) this text is italic $chr(2) this text is not

</pre>

h1. Underlinechar 

Makes the block use a +underline+ font.

Ascii character [[$chr]](31)

Ctrl + U can be used in editbox to type this character

*Example*

<pre>

//echo -ag $chr(2) this text is underline $chr(2) this text is not

</pre>

h1. Stopchar 

[[$chr]](15) - Ctrl + O - Stops all formatting.

Alternative colorchar 

[[$chr]](61442) - Alternative way to show any color.h1.