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| XTray |
XTray allows you to create and modify icons in the system tray. They provide a useful indication of your status, tooltips, and can also receive basic mouse events.
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| /xtray Command |
| The /xtray command is used to manipulate icons in the system tray. |
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/xtray -c |
| This command creates a trayicon. |
| Syntax: |
/xtray -c [ID] [+FLAGS] [INDEX] [FILENAME] (TAB) (TOOLTIP) |
| Example: |
/xtray -c 3 + 4 mirc.exe $chr(9) This is the trayicon tooltip
/xtray -c 3 +g 2 mirc.exe
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| Parameters: |
| ID |
The unique ID that this trayicon will be recognised by. |
| +FLAGS |
Icon flags |
| a |
Uses the icon associated with the given file (as shown in Windows Explorer).
Note: File must exist. |
| f |
Uses the icon associated with the given filetype.
Note: Filename is the extension (eg. BMP, PNG, AVI, etc). |
| g |
Convert to grayscale icon. |
| P |
If GDI+ is enabled, this will use GDI+ to extract the icon. |
| INDEX |
Icon index in icon archive |
| FILENAME |
Icon archive filename |
| TOOLTIP |
The tooltip for the trayicon. |
| | | Note. Use 0 for INDEX if the file is a single icon file. |
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/xtray -d |
| This command deletes the trayicon. |
| Syntax: |
/xtray -d [ID] |
| Example: |
/xtray -d 3 |
| Parameters: |
| ID |
The unique ID that this trayicon will be recognised by. |
| | | Note. Use 0 for INDEX if the file is a single icon file. |
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/xtray -e |
| This command edits a trayicon. |
| Syntax: |
/xtray -e [ID] [+FLAGS] [INDEX] [FILENAME] ([TAB] TOOLTIP) |
| Example: |
/xtray -e 3 + 4 mirc.exe $chr(9) This is the new trayicon tooltip
/xtray -e 3 +g 2 mirc.exe
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| Parameters: |
| ID |
The unique ID that this trayicon will be recognised by. |
| +FLAGS |
Icon flags |
| a |
Uses the icon associated with the given file (as shown in Windows Explorer).
Note: File must exist. |
| f |
Uses the icon associated with the given filetype.
Note: Filename is the extension (eg. BMP, PNG, AVI, etc). |
| g |
Convert to grayscale icon. |
| P |
If GDI+ is enabled, this will use GDI+ to extract the icon. |
| INDEX |
Icon index in icon archive |
| FILENAME |
Icon archive filename |
| TOOLTIP |
The tooltip for the trayicon. |
| | | Note. Use 0 for INDEX if the file is a single icon file. |
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/xtray -i |
| This command edits the trayicon icon. |
| Syntax: |
/xtray -i [ID] [+FLAGS] [INDEX] [FILENAME] |
| Example: |
/xtray -i 3 + 4 mirc.exe |
| Parameters: |
| ID |
The unique ID that this trayicon will be recognised by. |
| +FLAGS |
Icon flags |
| a |
Uses the icon associated with the given file (as shown in Windows Explorer).
Note: File must exist. |
| f |
Uses the icon associated with the given filetype.
Note: Filename is the extension (eg. BMP, PNG, AVI, etc). |
| g |
Convert to grayscale icon. |
| P |
If GDI+ is enabled, this will use GDI+ to extract the icon. |
| INDEX |
Icon index in icon archive |
| FILENAME |
Icon archive filename |
| | | Note. Use 0 for INDEX if the file is a single icon file. |
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/xtray -T |
| This command edits the trayicon tooltip. |
| Syntax: |
/xtray -T [ID] [TOOLTIP] |
| Example: |
/xtray -T 3 This is the new trayicon tooltip |
| Parameters: |
| ID |
The unique ID that this trayicon will be recognised by. |
| TOOLTIP |
The tooltip for the trayicon. |
| XTray Signals |
| XTray signals are enabled by default and sent to mIRC containing information about mouse activity over the trayicon. To enable or disable signal messages for trayicons, refer to /dcx xSignal |
| Signal: |
DCX trayicon EVENT ID |
| Example: |
DCX trayicon dclick 1 |
| Parameters: |
| trayicon |
The event signal identifier. |
| EVENT |
Information about event occurred. |
| dclick |
The trayicon was double clicked. |
| rdclick |
The trayicon was double right-clicked. |
| mdclick |
The trayicon was double middle-clicked. |
| sclick |
The trayicon was single left-clicked. |
| rclick |
The trayicon was single right-clicked. |
| mclick |
The trayicon was single middle-clicked. |
| ID |
The unique ID which the trayicon was created with. |
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