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* '''String''' is whatever you'd like to type. | * '''String''' is whatever you'd like to type. | ||
* This command copies a message you have written and displays it in the System chat | * This command copies a message you have written and displays it in the System chat channel. | ||
* Blank spaces in the "string" or message part of this command can be replaced by the HTML code for a non-breaking space character <code>&_n_b_s_p_;</code> (without the underscores) instead of enclosing the message within quotes, and will allow the command to process the entire string. | * Blank spaces in the "string" or message part of this command can be replaced by the HTML code for a non-breaking space character <code>&_n_b_s_p_;</code> (without the underscores) instead of enclosing the message within quotes, and will allow the command to process the entire string. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
/conprint "Look, Ma! I'm typing to myself!" | /conprint "Look, Ma! I'm typing to myself!" | ||
Revision as of 02:31, 4 December 2022
Slash command
/conprint string
Echo <string> to the console.
- String is whatever you'd like to type.
- This command copies a message you have written and displays it in the System chat channel.
- Blank spaces in the "string" or message part of this command can be replaced by the HTML code for a non-breaking space character
&_n_b_s_p_;(without the underscores) instead of enclosing the message within quotes, and will allow the command to process the entire string.
Example
/conprint "Look, Ma! I'm typing to myself!"