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how can i catch the event when i press an arrow key or a letter ?
is it possible ?
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Hoopy frood
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There isn't any way to capture a keypress in mIRC by default, with the exception of function keys.
There may be DLLs to do this.
As a note, I've seen keymappers that you could use to map an arrow key to a function key and then mIRC would probably see that as a function key being pressed. I'm not really sure this would be a useful way to do what you need. I just thought I'd bring it up.
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it is possible in a custome @window
on KEYDOWN/KEYUP
The on KEYDOWN and on KEYUP events trigger when a user presses or releases a key in a custom window.
Format: on <level>:KEYDOWN:<@>:<key,...,keyN>:<commands>
Example: on 1:KEYDOWN:@:*:echo User pressed key $keyval in $active
Examples
on 1:KEYDOWN:@frog:32:echo user pressed space bar in @frog
This triggers when when a user presses the spacebar key in window @frog.
on 1:KEYDOWN:@:37,38,39,40:echo pressed cursor key $keyval $keyrpt
This triggers when a user presses any of the cursor keys in any window.
$keyval returns the key code of the key being pressed.
$keychar returns the actual letter of the key being pressed.
$keyrpt returns 1 if the key is repeating due to a user holding down the key.
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10x @MikeChat .. I didn't know about these commands  10x
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Ah... was thinking he wanted in a normal window.
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I think it was for normal windows, but one request was for the arrow keys and I think this says it will capture those:
on 1:KEYDOWN:@:37,38,39,40:echo pressed cursor key $keyval $keyrpt
This triggers when a user presses any of the cursor keys in any window.
I didnt try it though
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Interesting. I thought the only keys we could get in the main windows were function keys and CTRL (as a mousekey).
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And that is indeed the case - the "any window" bit from /help on KEYDOWN refers to custom windows only, as does the rest of that helpfile page.
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