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Internal Variables
Written by Dreamless Dancer   
Jan 04, 2008 at 07:47 AM
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Internal variables, which can also be called "System Variables", are the variables which Furbot provides to you whenever an event is being processed with the exception that timers are events outside the normal flow of the program. Many of the variables are set in groups, and the table below attempts to keep the groupings together to aid you in figuring out what you want to use where. All the below variables are shown without the surrounding [brackets] and are done in UpperCase, it should be noted that furbot don't care about case in regards to variable names. If this table seems to hop and skip between the "classes" of variables, blame it on the programmer, I'm documenting these things in the order in which I declare and group them in the code.

The full list of variables are as follows:

[APPDIR] [BANISHACT] [BANISHCODE] [BANISHLIST] [BANISHNAME] [BEEKIN] [BOTCOLOR] [BOTDESC] [BOTDIR] [BOTDSID] [BOTDSIDX] [BOTDSIDY] [BOTDSX] [BOTDSX2] [BOTDSY] [BOTDSY2] [BOTNAME] [BOTPORT] [BX] [BX2] [BY] [BY2] [CHANNELCOLOR] [CHANNELNAME] [COLOR] [COOKIECOUNT] [COOKIEID] [DATE] [DAY] [DESC] [DESCNAME] [DOW] [DREAMNAME] [DREAMURL] [DSCOUNT] [DSEVENT] [DSID] [DSIDX] [DSIDY] [DSX] [DSX2] [DSY] [DSY2] [EMITICON] [EXITACTION] [FURCADIAHOUR] [FURCADIAMINUTE] [FURCADIATIME] [FURCDIR] [HOUR] [HYPERLINKS] [INTERNETAGENT] [INTERNETDOMAIN] [INTERNETPASSWORD] [INTERNETPATH] [INTERNETRESULTS] [INTERNETUSERNAME] [LAGCHECK] [LOGSTATUS] [MAFC] [MAFID] [MAFNAME] [MAFUID] [MAPNAME] [MESSAGE] [MESSAGELINKED] [MINUTE] [MONTH] [MVX] [MVY] [PLAYER] [PLAYERCOUNT] [PLAYERS] [SCRIPTDIR] [SHORTNAME] [SHORTYEAR] [STOPACTION] [THROWABLE] [TIME] [VIEWBOTTOM] [VIEWLEFT] [VIEWRIGHT] [VIEWTOP] [VISITORCOUNT] [VISITORS] [WEEKDAY] [WEEKSHORT] [YEAR]

If you see one in this list which is not detailed, or the explaination of it does not help you understand what it's used for, let me know.



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