on PING/PONG

The on PING event triggers when a server sends you a PING message to see if you're still connected.

The on PONG even triggers when you receive a PONG reply from the server after sending it a ping.

Format:

on <level>:PING:<commands>

Example:

on 1:PING:/echo -s $nick just PING'd me!

Examples

on 1:PING:/notice $me Wake up! The server is PINGing you: $1-

This triggers when the server pings you. The $1- parameters hold the ping message.

on 1:PONG:echo pong reply: $1-

This triggers when the server replies to your ping.

Note: You can't use this to intercept /pings to your own nickname, this is used internally by mIRC.