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#66542 05/01/04 02:16 AM
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I was wondering if anyone knows of any references as to what Objects may be called and what values may be called, thanks.


It's not in the GUI, it's in the source.
#66543 05/01/04 01:06 PM
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Hi!

In some words, everything! You can use any programming language if you got the interpreter/libs.
You can retrieve a lot of things, like your computer's hardware, software, using WMI, make Windows Registry operations, do SQL requests to databases, etc..., open Office and modify files...
It's limited to the software support for the .NET Framework.

I think the list of objects is huge, but here are some:
- WScript.Shell : similar to MS-DOS, similar to mIRC's /run, but retrieves results.
- WbemScripting.SWbemLocator : access to the WMI (system's harware, software...).
- LDAP: : Microsoft Active Directory.
- Scripting.FileSystemObject : list directories, files
- MAPI.Session : send E-mail
- Outlook.Application : edit E-mail and send
- InternetExplorer.Application
- Word.Application
- Excel.Application
etc...

This will boost the mIRC cool features but there's a hic frown
It seems that's broken frown

Look at https://forums.mirc.com/showflat.php?Cat=...amp;amp;fpart=1

I'm waiting for Khaled's reply to this thread... as a lot of us.
Maybe the next version will work with COM.

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It's important to emphasize that not all of the possible COM objects ship with Windows, and some of them may be OS-version or software dependant. If you wish to distribute a COM script, make sure the object exists on most of your target systems.

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Yes I realize this, if that comment was direct towards me. I just want to know where I could find information on specific objects and whatnot.


It's not in the GUI, it's in the source.
#66546 05/01/04 10:36 PM
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I can't tell exactly. We're discussing this matter at the end of this thread (from tidy_trax's reply and below), maybe it will interest you too...


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