AdiIRC

Added in 1.9.0

/timers [off]
/timer[n|name] [off]
/timer[n|name] [-cdehimopr] [time] <repetitions> <interval> <code>

Creates a timer that runs <code> at an interval.

If you are connected to server when the timer is started, it defaults to being a online timer, otherwise it will be a offline timer.

A offline timer will continue to run even if the server is disconnected, while a online timer will stop the timer when disconnected.

$identifiers and %vars in the <code> are evaluated at the creation time of the timer, to evaluate during the timer tick, the $ and % must be combined like this $ $+ identifier, % $+ varname.

Switches

-c - TODO
-d - TODO
-e - Execute the code associated with a timer.
-h - Create a high-resolution timer.
-i - Dynamically associates itself with the active connection.
-m - Treat the interval parameter as milliseconds instead of seconds.
-o - Create a offline timer.
-p - Pause a timer.
-r - Resume a timer.

Parameters

[off] - Turns of a timer.
[n|name] - The name or index of the timer.
[time] - Executes the timer at the specified time in HH:MM (24 hour) format.
<repetitions> - The amount of timer the timers should repeat itself. An repetition value of '0' will repeat for ever.
<interval> - The delay between two consecutive timer executions
<code> - Code to be executed.

Example

alias example {
  ; Create a variable and set value to 5.
  var %reps = 5

  ; Call the timer %reps times after 1 second delay.
  .timer %reps 1 countdown 

  ; Print the first count.
  count-down
}

alias -l countdown {
  echo -ag Count: $timer($ltimer).reps
}

; Simple timer that sends a reply after 10 seconds.
on *:TEXT:hi:#freenode:{ timer 1 10 msg $chan Hello, $nick $+ ! }