I've read through the documentation, but I can't find a clear example of what I want.

I type /hello something and then it runs the function hello and the variable words are assigned "something"

so, /hello starts the command, I know how to do that, but I'm confused by the example.

I have the following in a seperate JS file:

code:

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function TestCommand(Wnd, Params)
{
    Debug.Trace("TestCommand has been called");

    var array = VBArray(Params).toArray();
    for(i = 0; i < array.length; i++)
        Debug.Trace(" Parameter: " + array[i]);

    return "";
}

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Originally posted by citricsquid
so, /hello starts the command, I know how to do that

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Originally posted by ShawnZ

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Originally posted by citricsquid
so, /hello starts the command, I know how to do that

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actually, it doesn't

look up ongetscriptcommands

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Originally posted by citricsquid

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Originally posted by ShawnZ

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Originally posted by citricsquid
so, /hello starts the command, I know how to do that

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actually, it doesn't

look up ongetscriptcommands

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arrr, okay, I'll check that out
ty.

I can't find anything about this in the documentation? Are you sure it's the correct function?

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Originally posted by roflmao456

it is correct.

Events Reference > Messenger Plus! Events > OnGetScriptCommands

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yes, but the documentation for ongetscriptcommands refers you to chatwndsendmessage, whereas chatwndsendmessage doesn't refer you to ongetscriptcommands

But if ongetscriptcommands in itself answers no part of the original post then why not direct them straight to chatwndsendmessage?