ATC: UPDATE target = value

This command updates a target area with a new value.

  • target is required. Currently, the only valid target is NOTIFICATION. HTML formatting is supported for Notifications if the SETHTML command is also used.
  • = (equal sign) is required.
  • value is required. The value is stored in the target.

Examples

ATC: SETHTML $NOTI = This is my special note
ATC: UPDATE NOTIFICATION = $NOTI

The above example means “store the formatted string (including the yellow italics) into the variable $NOTI then display

This is my special note

as the system notification.”  Keep in mind that the new notification is displayed to all users.


Last updated: September 20, 2017 at 12:32 pm;  green text = new

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