/writeini

Indice

• Contents
• Synopsis
• Switches
• Parameters
• Example
• Compatibility
• See also

The /writeini command is used to write and update a standard initialization file.

The Standard INI file has the following format:

[Section]
Item=value
Item2=value
;some comment
[Section2]
Item=value
Item2=value

Note:

For mIRC <= 6.35: Writing to a file bigger than 64KB requires the -n switch, otherwise an error will be generated, halting the script. (This is a limitation of the standard Win32 API GetPrivateProfileString() and WritePrivateProfileString())

For mIRC >= 7.00: mIRC now uses its own custom INI routine, the -n switch is obsolete.

Synopsis

/writeini [-n] <inifile> <section> <item> <value>

Switches

• -n - Forces mIRC to write to an INI file, even if it’s bigger then 64k (see note above)

Parameters

• - The filename to write to
• - Section name
• - Item name
• - The data to store for the item

Example

;Write a few items to a file
/writeini abb.ini abbreviations lol Laughing Out Loud
/writeini abb.ini abbreviations rofl Rolling On the Floor, Laughing
 
/*
abb.ini format:

[abbreviations]
lol=Laughing Out Loud
rofl=Rolling On the Floor, Laughing
*/
 
;Retrieve 'lol'
//echo -a $readini(abb.ini, n, abbreviations, lol)
 
;Prints out: Laughing Out Loud

Compatibility

Added: mIRC v4.5
Added on: 06/30/1996
Note: Individual switches were not taken into consideration.

See also

• List of commands
• List of identifiers
• $readini”)
• $ini”)
• $read”)
• $mircini”)
• $mircdir”)
• /write

mIRC commands list