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Revision 7 (Per Amundsen, 07/09/2018 12:24 AM) → Revision 8/11 (Per Amundsen, 07/11/2019 06:26 PM)
_Added in 3.2_ */play [-aescpbnx q# m# f# rl# t#] [alias] [channel/nick/stop] <filename> [delay]* Allows "playing" a file to a channel or private window, line by line. _Empty lines are treated as a delay._ _See also [[$play]], [[$filename]], [[$pnick]], [[on PLAYEND]]._ [[$pnick]]._ *Switches* -x - Treat the first line in the file as a regular text instead of line count if it is a number. -a - Uses the [alias] parameter as the alias to be called instead of [[/msg]] or [[/notice]]. -e - Echoes the line to channel/nick window as it would send them to the server (if the window does not exist, a line of the form [[/msg]] <window> <line> is displayed in the status window). -s - Can be used offline, will interpret lines as actual command instead of plaintext and execute them in the status window. -c - Forces AdiIRC to interpret lines as actual command instead of plaintext and execute them in the specified window. -n - Uses [[/notice]] instead of [[/msg]]. -p - Indicates it is a priority request, the current play request is paused and will resume once this one is finished. -b - Uses the clipboard instead of a file, the clipboard is temporarily saved to a file with a name of the form playqN.txt, which is deleted once playing is completed. -r - Forces a single line to be chosen randomly and played. -fN - Plays the whole file starting from the specified line. -tTOPIC - Forces AdiIRC to look up the specified topic/section (INI structure) in the file and play all lines under that topic/section. -lN - Forces the specified line number to be played. -mN - limits the number of requests that can be queued by a specific user/channel. If the user/channel already has or exceeds the specified number of requests queued then the play request is ignored. -qN - Specifies the maximum number of requests that can be queued. If the queue length is already larger than or equal to the specified number then the play request is ignored. _The last two switches only applies for a /play request initiated via a remote definition, not by you._ *Parameters* [alias] - If you have specified -a, the alias that will be called instead of [[/msg]] or [[/notice]]. [channel/nick/stop] - The window you want to play to, if required, or "stop" if you want to stop and clear the queue. [filename] - The filename you want to play. [delay] - You can specify a delay, in millisecond, between each line sent. *Example* <pre> ; Play the file 'file,txt' to the channel '#chan'. /play #chan file.txt ; Play a random line from the file 'file,txt' to the channel '#chan'. /play -r #chan file.txt ; Stops and clears all files in the queue. /play stop </pre>