/hotbutton¶
Syntax¶
/hotbutton [ Name ] [ Line#:Cursor#:/YourCommand YourText ]
Description¶
Extends the built in /hotbutton command with multiple lines support
Examples¶
| Example | Description |
| /hotbutton TheName 14 1:0:/echo hi | Where 14 1:0: in this case means use color 14, then place /echo hi on LINE 1 and NO Cursor Attachment. |
| /hotbutton TheName 14 1:/echo hi | Where 14 1: in this case means use color 14, then place /echo hi on LINE 1. |
| /hotbutton TheName 1:0:/echo hi | Where 1:0: in this case means place /echo hi on LINE 1 and NO Cursor Attachment. |
| /hotbutton TheName 1:/echo hi | Where 1: in this case means place /echo hi on LINE 1. |
| /hotbutton TheName 0:/echo hi | Where 0: in this case means NO Cursor Attachment. |
| /hotbutton TheName 14 /echo hi | just calls the eq function like before. |
| /hotbutton TheName /echo hi | just calls the eq function like before. |