# A complete keymap of useful ircII commands # I couldn't live without it.. # ..and if you would learn to use it.. # ... REALLY use it (never type /query...) # .. you'd one day ask yourself how you could # ever irc without it.. :) # # lynx91,92,93,95,01 # Set this to the max number of nicknames you want on the list at any time @ ring.msgmax = 7 # new - now has "tabkey" functionality on ESC-n load nickring bind meta1-^i parse clear bind meta1-, parse flush bind meta1-a parse input "Away: " away $$* # makes no sense in most countries :( # moved from ESC-d to ESC-b bind meta1-b parse countrywho bind meta1-c parse names $C bind meta1-d parse nickring.delete bind meta1-e parse input "Exec: " exec $$* bind meta1-f parse join -i bind meta1-g parse ^query $D;^set -status_user bind meta1-h parse localwho bind meta1-i parse invite $, $C bind meta1-j parse whois $: bind meta1-k parse part $C # ;^window kill bind meta1-l parse nicklist bind meta1-m parse ^query $.;^set -status_user # too much output these days: # # list -min 7 -topic -public # names -min 5 -max 8 -public bind meta1-n parse ^nickring.next bind meta1-o parse who -o # mode $C +p <-- better to use '/join #XXX +p' anyway bind meta1-p parse ^nickring.prev bind meta1-q parse ^query;^set -status_user bind meta1-r parse ^query $,;^set -status_user bind meta1-s switch_chan bind meta1-S parse input "Server: " server $$* bind meta1-t parse input "Topic: " topic $$* bind meta1-u parse lusers bind meta1-w parse if ( [$C] == 0 ) { echo You have no current channel } { who $C } bind meta1-x parse whois $, bind meta1-y parse set scroll toggle bind meta1-z parse set hold_mode toggle