AdiIRC

h1. Plugins

See [[Scripting DLL|here]] for native DLL support.

See https://www.adiirc.com/docs/ for API documentation.

See https://dev.adiirc.com/boards/4/topics/252 for an example plugin.

Docs can also be downloaded as a Help file here https://www.adiirc.com/docs/Documentation.chm.

If you want an API for something not covered by the current API, please open an issue.

You can find the current AdiIRCAPI.dll in your [[Config_Files|AdiIRC config folder]] or "here":https://www.adiirc.com/AdiIRCAPI.dll, this is the glue between AdiIRC and the plugin.

Plugins can load and use any DLL's including referencing all .NET frameworks DLL's and do P/Invoke, just like a regular .NET program.

If you get a "System.NotSupportedEception: An attempt was made to load an essembly from a network location" error, try unblock the dll file as shown here "here":https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/drew/2009/12/23/xunit-and-td-net-fixing-the-attempt-was-made-to-load-an-assembly-from-a-network-location-problem/

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_Added in 1.8_

*/plugins [-luixo] [filename]*

With no switches, Opens or focuses the [[Plugins_Dialog|Plugin Manager dialog]].

*Switches*

-l - Loads a installed plugin file.

-u - Unloads a loaded plugin file.

-i - Installs a new plugin to the plugin folder.

-x - Uninstalls a installed plugin in the plugin folder.

-o - Used with -i, allows overwriting a installed plugin, if the plugin is not loaded.

*Parameters*

[filename] - Filename/path of the plugin.

*Example*

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; Installs the plugin 'MyPlugin.dll' from the folder 'C:\User<\Nick\Desktop' to the Plugins folder.

/plugins -i C:\User<\Nick\Desktop\MyPlugin.dll

; Loads 'MyPlugin.dll'

/plugins -l MyPlugin.dll

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