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X-Chat 2 Perl Interface

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Introduction

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This is the new Perl interface for X-Chat 2. However, due to changes in -xchat's plugin code you will need xchat 2.0.8 or above to load this. Scripts -written using the old interface will continue to work. If there are any -problems, questions, comments or suggestions please email them to the address -on the bottom of this page.

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Xchat::register( $name, $version, [$description,[$callback]] )

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Xchat::hook_server( $message, $callback, [\%options] )

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Xchat::hook_command( $command, $callback, [\%options] )

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Xchat::hook_print( $event,$callback, [\%options] )

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Xchat::hook_timer( $timeout,$callback, [\%options | $data] )

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Xchat::hook_fd( $handle, $callback, [ \%options ] )

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These functions can be to intercept various events. -hook_server can be used to intercept any incoming message from the IRC server. -hook_command can be used to intercept any command, if the command doesn't currently exist then a new one is created. -hook_print can be used to intercept any of the events listed in Setttings->Advanced->Text Events -hook_timer can be used to create a new timer

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Valid keys for \%options:

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data Additional data that is to be associated with the
- hook. For timer hooks this value can be provided either as
- Xchat::hook_timer( $timeout, $cb,{data=>$data})
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priority Sets the priority for the hook.
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help_text Text displayed for /help $command.
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flags Specify the flags for a fd hook.
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When callbacks are invoked

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Each of the hooks will be triggered at different times depending on the type -of hook.

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server hooks a $message message is - received from the server -
command hooks the $command command is - executed, either by the user or from a script -
print hooks X-Chat is about to print the message for the - $event event -
timer hooks called every $timeout milliseconds - (1000 millisecond is 1 second)
- the callback will be executed in the same context where - the hook_timer was called, if the context no longer exists - then it will execute in a random context -
fd hooks depends on the flags that were passed to hook_fd
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The value return from these hook functions can be passed to Xchat::unhook -to remove the hook.

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Callback Arguments

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All callback functions will receive their arguments in @_ like every -other Perl subroutine.

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-Server and command callbacks
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-$_[0] - array reference containing the IRC message or command and -arguments broken into words
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-/command arg1 arg2 arg3
-$_[0][0] - command
-$_[0][1] - arg1
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-$_[1] - array reference containing the Nth word to the last word
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-/command arg1 arg2 arg3
-$_[1][0] - command arg1 arg2 arg3
-$_[1][1] - arg1 arg2 arg3
-$_[1][2] - arg2 arg3
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-$_[0] - array reference containing the values for the - text event see Settings->Advanced->Text Events
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-$_[0] - the handle that was passed to hook_fd
-$_[1] - flags indicating why the callback was called
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Callback return values

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All server, command and print callbacks should return one of -the Xchat::EAT_* constants. -Timer callbacks can return Xchat::REMOVE to remove -the timer or Xchat::KEEP to keep it going

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Miscellaneous Hook Related Information

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For server hooks, if $message is "RAW LINE" then $cb will be called for -every IRC message than X-Chat receives.

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For print hooks besides those events listed in -Settings->Advanced->Text Events, these additional events can be used.

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"Open Context" a new context is created
"Close Context" a context has been close
"Focus Tab" when a tab is brought to the front
"Focus Window" when a top level window is focused or the - main tab window is focused by the window manager -
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"Key Press" used for intercepting key presses
- $_[0][0] - key value
- $_[0][1] - state bitfield, 1 - shift, 4 - control, 8 - alt
- $_[0][2] - string version of the key which might be empty for unprintable keys
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Xchat::unhook( $hook )

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This function is used to removed a hook previously added with one of -the Xchat::hook_* functions

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Xchat::print( $text | \@lines, [$channel,[$server]] )

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The first argument can either be a string or an array reference of strings. -Either or both of $channel and $server can be undef.

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If called as Xchat::print( $text ), it will always return true. -If called with either the channel or the channel and the server -specified then it will return true if a context is found and -false otherwise. The text will not be printed if the context -is not found. The meaning of setting $channel or $server to -undef is the same as -find_context.

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The first argument can either be a string or an array reference of strings. -Either or both of $channel and $server can be undef.

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If called as Xchat::command( $command ), it will always return true. -If called with either the channel or the channel and the server -specified then it will return true if a context is found and false -otherwise. The command will not be executed if the context is not found. -The meaning of setting $channel or $server to undef is the same -as find_context.

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Either or both of $channel and $server can be undef. Calling -Xchat::find_context() is the same as calling -Xchat::find_context( undef, undef) and -Xchat::find_context( $channel ) is -the same as Xchat::find_context( $channel, undef ).

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If $server is undef, find any channel named $channel. -If $channel is undef, find the front most window -or tab named $server.If both $channel and -$server are undef, find the currently focused tab or window.

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Xchat::get_info( $id )

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awayaway reason or undef if you are not awayAWAY, BACK
channelcurrent channel nameSETTAB
charsetcharacter-set used in the current contextCHARSET
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inputboxcontents of the inputboxSETTEXT
libdirfsthe system wide directory where xchat will look for plugins. - this string is in the same encoding as the local file system
modesthe current channels modes or undef if not knownMODE
networkcurrent network name or undef, this value is taken from the Network List
nickcurrent nickNICK
nickservnickserv password for this network or undef, this value is taken from the Network List
server current server name
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state_cursorcurrent inputbox cursor position in charactersSETCURSOR
topiccurrent channel topicTOPIC
versionxchat version number
win_statusstatus of the xchat window, possible values are "active", "hidden" - and "normal"GUI
win_ptr native window pointer, GtkWindow * on Unix, HWND on Win32.
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gtkwin_ptrsimilar to win_ptr except it will always be a GtkWindow *
xchatdir xchat config directory encoded in UTF-8
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xchatdirfs same as xchatdir except encoded in the locale file system encoding

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This functions is used to generate one of the events listed under -Settings->Advanced->Text Events

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The comparsion is based on the current server. Either a RFC1459 compliant -string compare or plain ascii will be using depending on the server. The -comparison is case insensitive.

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This function will return a list of hash references. The hash references -will have different keys depend on the list. An empty list is returned -if there is no such list.

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"channels" - list of channels, querys and their server

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channel tab name
chantypeschannel types supported by the server, typically "#&"
context can be used with set_context
flags Server Bits:
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- 6 - Hide Join/Part Message (text_hidejoinpart)
- 7 - unused (was for color paste)
- 8 - Beep on message (alert_beep)
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laglag in milliseconds
maxmodes Maximum modes per line
network network name to which this channel belongs
nickprefixes Nickname prefixes e.g. "+@"
nickmodes Nickname mode chars e.g. "vo"
queuenumber of bytes in the send queue
server server name to which this channel belongs
type the type of this context
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"dcc" - list of DCC file transfers

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address32 address of the remote user(ipv4 address)
cps bytes per second(speed)
destfile destination full pathname
file file name
nicknick of the person this DCC connection is connected to
port TCP port number
pos bytes sent/received
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sizehigh file size in bytes, high order 32 bits (when the files is > 4GB)
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mask ignore mask. e.g: *!*@*.aol.com
flags Bit field of flags.
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networkscomma separated list of networks where you will be notfified about this user's online/offline status or undef if you will be notificed on every network you are connected to
nick nickname
flags 0 = is online
on time when user came online
off time when user went offline
seen time when user was last verified still online

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away away status(boolean)
lasttalklast time a user was seen talking, this is the an epoch time(number of seconds since a certain date, that date depends on the OS)
nick nick name
hosthost name in the form: user@host or undef if not known
prefix prefix character, .e.g: @ or +
realnameReal name or undef
selectedselected status in the user list, only works when retrieving the user list of the focused tab. You can use the /USELECT command to select the nicks

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channels()returns a list of this networks' autojoin channels in list context, a count of the number autojoin channels in scalar context
keys()returns a list of the keys to go with the channels, the order is the same as the channels, if a channel doesn't have a key, '' will be returned in it's place
pairs()a combination of channels() and keys(), returns a list of (channels, keys) pairs. This can be assigned to a hash for a mapping from channel to key.
as_hash()return the pairs as a hash reference
as_string()the original string that was used to construct this autojoin object, this can be used with the JOIN command to join all the channels in the autojoin list
as_array()return an array reference of hash references consisting of the keys "channel" and "key"
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encoding the encoding for the network
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allow_invalidtrue if "Accept invalid SSL certificate" is checked
autoconnecttrue if "Auto connect to this network at startup" is checked
cycletrue if "Connect to selected server only" is NOT checked
use_globaltrue if "Use global user information" is checked
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irc_nick2Corresponds with the "Second choice" field in the network edit window
irc_real_nameCorresponds with the "Real name" field in the network edit window
irc_user_nameCorresponds with the "User name" field in the network edit window
networkName of the network
nickserv_passwordCorresponds with the "Nickserv password" field in the network edit window
selectedIndex into the list of servers in the "servers" key, this is used if the "cycle" flag is false
server_passwordCorresponds with the "Server password" field in the network edit window
serversAn array reference of hash references with a "host" and "port" key. If a port is not specified then 6667 will be used.

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This function is mainly intended to be used as a shortcut for when you need -to retrieve some information about only one user in a channel. Otherwise it -is better to use get_list. -If $nick is found a hash reference containing the same keys as those in the -"users" list of get_list is returned otherwise undef is returned. -Since it relies on get_list this function can only be used in a -channel context.

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Contact Information

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Contact Lian Wan Situ at <atmcmnky [at] yahoo.com> for questions, comments and -corrections about this page or the Perl plugin itself. You can also find me -in #xchat on FreeNode under the nick Khisanth.

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Tcl Plugin for XChat 2.x

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This file includes names, descriptions and examples of added commands and TCL language extensions for XChat IRC Client. - -

Note to Eggdrop Scripters:  The Tcl Plugin for XChat will not run eggdrop scripts. - Contrary to popular belief, Tcl was not invented by or for eggdrop.  Eggdrop, -like many other successful projects is just another happy user of Tcl.  Tcl was around long -before Eggdrop and is broadly considered the industry standard language for automation. -
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Tcl Plugin XChat Commands:
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Tcl Plugin TCL Commands:
-alias, -away, -channel, -channels, -chats, -command, -complete, -dcclist, -findcontext, -getcontext, -getinfo, -getlist, -host, -ignores, -killtimer, -me, -network, -nickcmp, -off, -on, -print, -queries, -raw, -server, -servers, -setcontext, -timer, -timerexists, -timers, -topic, -users, -version, -xchatdir -

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Name:/reload - Clear and reload all tcl scripts.
Synopsis:
/reload
Description:Clears out and reloads all tcl scripts. Any variables defined and any open files are lost.
See Also:/source
Downloads:Download recommended Tcl plugin support scripts.
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Name:/source - Load a specific tcl script file.
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/source filename
Description:Loads a tcl script into XChat.
See Also:/reload
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Name:/tcl - Execute any tcl command
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/tcl command ?args?
Description:Allows for the immediate execution of any tcl command.
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Name:alias - Creates a new xchat command.
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Example:
# do 'ls -al' command on any directory
-alias ls {
-  print "[eval "exec ls -al $_rest"]"
-  complete
-}
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-# uppercase everything I say in #somechannel
-alias @#somechannel {
-  /say [string toupper $_rest]
-  complete
-}
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-alias uptime {
- /say [bold][me]'s Uptime:[bold] [string trim [exec uptime]]
-}
See Also:complete, on
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Name:away - Returns your /away message.
Synopsis:
away ?server|context?
Description:Returns your /away message. If no server or context is omitted, the current server is assumed.
Example:
set awaymsg [away]
See Also:findcontext, getcontext
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Name:channel - Return the current query/channel name.
Synopsis:
channel ?context?
Description:Returns the name of the current channel or query. You may also specify a specific context to get the name of.
Example:
set thischannel [channel]
See Also:channels, findcontext, getcontext, server, servers
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Name:channels - Returns of list of all channels you are in.
Synopsis:
channels ?server|context?
Description:Returns a list of all channels you are in. If server or context is omitted, the current server is assumed.
Example:
alias mychannels {
-  foreach s [servers] {
-    print "Server: $s"
-    foreach c [channels $s] {
-      print " - Channel: $c - [topic $s $c]"
-    }
-  }
-  complete
-}
See Also:channel, findcontext, getcontext, server, servers
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Name:chats - Returns a list of opened dcc chats.
Synopsis:
chats
Description:Returns the name of the current active dcc chats.
Example:
set mychats [chats]
-print "I am directly connected to [join $mychats ", "]"
See Also:channels, dcclist, queries
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Name:command - Simulate a command entered into xchat.
Synopsis:
command ?server|context? ?channel|nick? text
Description:Executes any internal or external chat command as if it had been typed into xchat directly. If server or channel|nick are omitted, the current ones are assumed.
Example:
command "whois [me]"
-command #mychannel "me wonders what this does."
-command irc.myserver.com #thatchannel "say Hello, World!"
-command irc.nyserver.com "away I'm gone"
See Also:findcontext, getcontext, raw
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Name:complete - Set return mode of an 'on' or 'alias' script
Synopsis:
complete ?retcode?
Description:Similar to TCL's return command, complete halts further processing of an on or alias script and sets a return value. -
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Example:
on XC_TABOPEN whatever {
-  print "Hello from [channel]"
-  complete
-}
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-alias bar {
-  /me has been on irc long enough to still be traumatized by !bar scripts.
-  complete
-}
See Also:alias, on
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Name:dcclist - Returns detailed information about all dcc chats and files transfers.
Synopsis:
dcclist
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filename Name of file being sent or reveived. -
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resume resume position of file being sent or reveived. -
pos current position of file being sent or reveived. -
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address address of remote connection. -
port port of the remote connection.

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Example:
foreach entry [dcclist] {
-  print "$entry"
-}
See Also:chats
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Name:findcontext - Finds a context based on a channel and/or server name.
Synopsis:
findcontext ?server? ?channel|nick?
Description:Finds a context based on a channel and/or server name. If the server is omitted, it finds any channel (or query) by the given name on the current server. If channel|nick is omitted, it finds the default server tab for that server. -
Example:
set context [findcontext irc.whatever.com]
-set context [findcontext #mychannel]
-set context [findcontext irc.whatever.com #thatchannel]
-set context [findcontext]
Notes:This function is not normally needed with the tclplugin. It is included only to add completeness with the XChat C API.
See Also:getcontext, setcontext
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Name:getcontext - Returns the current context for your plugin.
Synopsis:
getcontext
Description:Returns the current context for your plugin. You can use this later with setcontext.
Example:
set context [getcontext]
Notes:This function is not normally needed with the tclplugin. It is included only to add completeness with the XChat C API.
See Also:findcontext, setcontext
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Name:getinfo - Returns information based on your current context.
Synopsis:
getinfo field
Description:Provides direct access to XChat C API command xhat_get_info. Most of these have replacement tcl plugin commands that offer more functionality. -
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version xchat version number. -
xchatdir xchat config directory, e.g.: /home/user/.xchat.

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print "I am using XChat [getinfo version]"
See Also:away, channel, host, me, network, server, topic, version, xchatdir
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Name:getlist - Returns information from XChats list of lists
Synopsis:
getlist ?listname?
Description:Returns a list of information from XChat's internal list of lists. If listname is omitted, the names of all the available lists are returned. -
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See Also:channels, dcclist, ignores, queries, servers
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Name:host - Returns the hostname of the server.
Synopsis:
host ?server|context?
Description:Returns the hostname of the server you connected to. If you connected to a networks round-robin name, e.g. irc.openprojects.org, irc.newnet.net, etc., it will return that name. If server is omitted, the current one is assumed.
Example:
print "I attempted to connect to [host] on [network]."
-print "I am actually connected to [server]."
Notes:If you want to know the exact server name, use server.
See Also:findcontext, getcontext, network, server
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Name:ignores - Returns list of ignored hosts.
Synopsis:
ignores
Description:Returns a list of all ignored hosts. -
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Example:
set ignorelist [ignores]
-foreach entry $ignorelist {
-  print "Ignoring:"
-  print "[lindex $entry 0]: [lindex $entry 1]"
-}
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Name:killtimer - Kills the specified timer.
Synopsis:
killtimer timerID
Description:Removes the specified timerID from the timer queue.
See Also:timer, timerexists, timers
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Name:me - Returns your nick.
Synopsis:
me ?server|context?
Description:Returns your current nick. If server is omitted, the current one is used by default.
See Also:findcontext, getcontext
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Name:network - Returns the name of the network.
Synopsis:
network ?server|context?
Description:Returns the name of the network, relative to the server list, that you are connected to. If no serveris omitted, the current one current one is used by default.
Example:
print "I attempted to connect to [host] on [network]."
-print "I am actually connected to [server]."
See Also:findcontext, getcontext, host, server
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Name:nickcmp - Performs an RFC1459 compliant string compare.
Synopsis:
nickcmp string1 string2
Description:This command performs an RFC1459 compliant string compare. Use this to compare channels and nicknames. The function works the same way as strcasecmp. -
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Returns:An integer less than, equal to, or greater than zero if string1 is found, respectively, to be less than, to match, or be greater than string2.
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Name:off - Removes a script previously assigned with on
Synopsis:
off token ?label?
Description:Removes a script from the specified XChat token and label. If label is omitted, all scripts for that token are removed.
See Also:on
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Name:on - Execute a command on an irc event
Synopsis:
on token label { script | procname }
Description:Whenever token is triggered, script will be executed. label is some descriptive word that identifies which script is being executed when you have multiple scripts assigned to the same event. It is suggested that you use your initials or the name of your script as the 'label'. -
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001 (rfc1459) RPL_WELCOME -
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200 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACELINK -
201 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACECONNECTING -
202 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACEHANDSHAKE -
203 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACEUNKNOWN -
204 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACEOPERATOR -
205 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACEUSER -
206 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACESERVER -
207 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACESERVICE -
208 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACENEWTYPE -
209 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACECLASS -
211 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSLINKINFO -
212 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSCOMMANDS -
213 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSCLINE -
214 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSOLDNLINE -
215 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSILINE -
216 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSKLINE -
217 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSQLINE -
218 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSYLINE -
219 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFSTATS -
220 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSBLINE -
221 (rfc1459) RPL_UMODEIS -
222 (rfc1459) RPL_SQLINE_NICK -
223 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSGLINE -
224 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSTLINE -
225 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSELINE -
226 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSNLINE -
227 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSVLINE -
231 (rfc1459) RPL_SERVICEINFO -
232 (rfc1459) RPL_RULES -
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234 (rfc1459) RPL_SERVLIST -
235 (rfc1459) RPL_SERVLISTEND -
241 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSLLINE -
242 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSUPTIME -
243 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSOLINE -
244 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSHLINE -
245 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSSLINE -
247 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSXLINE -
248 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSULINE -
249 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSDEBUG -
250 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSCONN -
251 (rfc1459) RPL_LUSERCLIENT -
252 (rfc1459) RPL_LUSEROP -
253 (rfc1459) RPL_LUSERUNKNOWN -
254 (rfc1459) RPL_LUSERCHANNELS -
255 (rfc1459) RPL_LUSERME -
256 (rfc1459) RPL_ADMINME -
257 (rfc1459) RPL_ADMINLOC1 -
258 (rfc1459) RPL_ADMINLOC2 -
259 (rfc1459) RPL_ADMINEMAIL -
261 (rfc1459) RPL_TRACELOG -
265 (rfc1459) RPL_LOCALUSERS -
266 (rfc1459) RPL_GLOBALUSERS -
271 (rfc1459) RPL_SILELIST -
272 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFSILELIST -
275 (rfc1459) RPL_STATSDLINE -
290 (rfc1459) RPL_HELPHDR -
291 (rfc1459) RPL_HELPOP -
292 (rfc1459) RPL_HELPTLR -
293 (rfc1459) RPL_HELPHLP -
294 (rfc1459) RPL_HELPFWD -
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305 (rfc1459) RPL_UNAWAY -
306 (rfc1459) RPL_NOWAWAY -
307 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISREGNICK -
308 (rfc1459) RPL_RULESSTART -
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310 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISHELPOP -
311 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISUSER -
312 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISSERVER -
313 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISOPERATOR -
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317 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISIDLE -
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319 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISCHANNELS -
320 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISSPECIAL -
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348 (rfc1459) RPL_EXLIST -
349 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFEXLIST -
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352 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOREPLY -
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361 (rfc1459) RPL_KILLDONE -
362 (rfc1459) RPL_CLOSING -
363 (rfc1459) RPL_CLOSEEND -
364 (rfc1459) RPL_LINKS -
365 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFLINKS -
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367 (rfc1459) RPL_BANLIST -
368 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFBANLIST -
369 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFWHOWAS -
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373 (rfc1459) RPL_INFOSTART -
374 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFINFO -
375 (rfc1459) RPL_MOTDSTART -
376 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFMOTD -
378 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISHOST -
379 (rfc1459) RPL_WHOISMODES -
381 (rfc1459) RPL_YOUREOPER -
382 (rfc1459) RPL_REHASHING -
383 (rfc1459) RPL_YOURESERVICE -
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385 (rfc1459) RPL_NOTOPERANYMORE -
386 (rfc1459) RPL_QLIST -
387 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFQLIST -
388 (rfc1459) RPL_ALIST -
389 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFALIST -
391 (rfc1459) RPL_TIME -
392 (rfc1459) RPL_USERSSTART -
393 (rfc1459) RPL_USERS -
394 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFUSERS -
395 (rfc1459) RPL_NOUSERS -
401 (rfc1459) ERR_NOSUCHNICK -
402 (rfc1459) ERR_NOSUCHSERVER -
403 (rfc1459) ERR_NOSUCHCHANNEL -
404 (rfc1459) ERR_CANNOTSENDTOCHAN -
405 (rfc1459) ERR_TOOMANYCHANNELS -
406 (rfc1459) ERR_WASNOSUCHNICK -
407 (rfc1459) ERR_TOOMANYTARGETS -
408 (rfc1459) ERR_NOSUCHSERVICE -
409 (rfc1459) ERR_NOORIGIN -
411 (rfc1459) ERR_NORECIPIENT -
412 (rfc1459) ERR_NOTEXTTOSEND -
413 (rfc1459) ERR_NOTOPLEVEL -
414 (rfc1459) ERR_WILDTOPLEVEL -
421 (rfc1459) ERR_UNKNOWNCOMMAND -
422 (rfc1459) ERR_NOMOTD -
423 (rfc1459) ERR_NOADMININFO -
424 (rfc1459) ERR_FILEERROR -
425 (rfc1459) ERR_NOOPERMOTD -
431 (rfc1459) ERR_NONICKNAMEGIVEN -
432 (rfc1459) ERR_ERRONEUSNICKNAME -
433 (rfc1459) ERR_NICKNAMEINUSE -
434 (rfc1459) ERR_NORULES -
435 (rfc1459) ERR_SERVICECONFUSED -
436 (rfc1459) ERR_NICKCOLLISION -
437 (rfc1459) ERR_BANNICKCHANGE -
438 (rfc1459) ERR_NCHANGETOOFAST -
439 (rfc1459) ERR_TARGETTOOFAST -
440 (rfc1459) ERR_SERVICESDOWN -
441 (rfc1459) ERR_USERNOTINCHANNEL -
442 (rfc1459) ERR_NOTONCHANNEL -
443 (rfc1459) ERR_USERONCHANNEL -
444 (rfc1459) ERR_NOLOGIN -
445 (rfc1459) ERR_SUMMONDISABLED -
446 (rfc1459) ERR_USERSDISABLED -
447 (rfc1459) ERR_NONICKCHANGE -
451 (rfc1459) ERR_NOTREGISTERED -
455 (rfc1459) ERR_HOSTILENAME -
459 (rfc1459) ERR_NOHIDING -
460 (rfc1459) ERR_NOTFORHALFOPS -
461 (rfc1459) ERR_NEEDMOREPARAMS -
462 (rfc1459) ERR_ALREADYREGISTRED -
463 (rfc1459) ERR_NOPERMFORHOST -
464 (rfc1459) ERR_PASSWDMISMATCH -
465 (rfc1459) ERR_YOUREBANNEDCREEP -
466 (rfc1459) ERR_YOUWILLBEBANNED -
467 (rfc1459) ERR_KEYSET -
468 (rfc1459) ERR_ONLYSERVERSCANCHANGE -
469 (rfc1459) ERR_LINKSET -
470 (rfc1459) ERR_LINKCHANNEL -
471 (rfc1459) ERR_CHANNELISFULL -
472 (rfc1459) ERR_UNKNOWNMODE -
473 (rfc1459) ERR_INVITEONLYCHAN -
474 (rfc1459) ERR_BANNEDFROMCHAN -
475 (rfc1459) ERR_BADCHANNELKEY -
476 (rfc1459) ERR_BADCHANMASK -
477 (rfc1459) ERR_NEEDREGGEDNICK -
478 (rfc1459) ERR_BANLISTFULL -
479 (rfc1459) ERR_LINKFAIL -
480 (rfc1459) ERR_CANNOTKNOCK -
481 (rfc1459) ERR_NOPRIVILEGES -
482 (rfc1459) ERR_CHANOPRIVSNEEDED -
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484 (rfc1459) ERR_ATTACKDENY -
485 (rfc1459) ERR_KILLDENY -
486 (rfc1459) ERR_HTMDISABLED -
491 (rfc1459) ERR_NOOPERHOST -
492 (rfc1459) ERR_NOSERVICEHOST -
501 (rfc1459) ERR_UMODEUNKNOWNFLAG -
502 (rfc1459) ERR_USERSDONTMATCH -
511 (rfc1459) ERR_SILELISTFULL -
512 (rfc1459) ERR_TOOMANYWATCH -
513 (rfc1459) ERR_NEEDPONG -
518 (rfc1459) ERR_NOINVITE -
519 (rfc1459) ERR_ADMONLY -
520 (rfc1459) ERR_OPERONLY -
521 (rfc1459) ERR_LISTSYNTAX -
600 (rfc1459) RPL_LOGON -
601 (rfc1459) RPL_LOGOFF -
602 (rfc1459) RPL_WATCHOFF -
603 (rfc1459) RPL_WATCHSTAT -
604 (rfc1459) RPL_NOWON -
605 (rfc1459) RPL_NOWOFF -
606 (rfc1459) RPL_WATCHLIST -
607 (rfc1459) RPL_ENDOFWATCHLIST -
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XC_TABOPEN (xchat) A new channel/nick/server tabs was created. -
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XC_ADDNOTIFY (xchat) Add Notify -
XC_BANLIST (xchat) Ban List -
XC_BANNED (xchat) Banned -
XC_CHANGENICK (xchat) Change Nick -
XC_CHANACTION (xchat) Channel Action -
XC_HCHANACTION (xchat) Channel Action Hilight -
XC_CHANBAN (xchat) Channel Ban -
XC_CHANDATE (xchat) Channel Creation -
XC_CHANDEHOP (xchat) Channel DeHalfOp -
XC_CHANDEOP (xchat) Channel DeOp -
XC_CHANDEVOICE (xchat) Channel DeVoice -
XC_CHANEXEMPT (xchat) Channel Exempt -
XC_CHANHOP (xchat) Channel Half-Operator -
XC_CHANINVITE (xchat) Channel INVITE -
XC_CHANLISTHEAD (xchat) Channel List -
XC_CHANMSG (xchat) Channel Message -
XC_CHANMODEGEN (xchat) Channel Mode Generic -
XC_CHANMODES (xchat) Channel Modes -
XC_HCHANMSG (xchat) Channel Msg Hilight -
XC_CHANNOTICE (xchat) Channel Notice -
XC_CHANOP (xchat) Channel Operator -
XC_CHANRMEXEMPT (xchat) Channel Remove Exempt -
XC_CHANRMINVITE (xchat) Channel Remove Invite -
XC_CHANRMKEY (xchat) Channel Remove Keyword -
XC_CHANRMLIMIT (xchat) Channel Remove Limit -
XC_CHANSETKEY (xchat) Channel Set Key -
XC_CHANSETLIMIT (xchat) Channel Set Limit -
XC_CHANUNBAN (xchat) Channel UnBan -
XC_CHANVOICE (xchat) Channel Voice -
XC_CONNECTED (xchat) Connected -
XC_CONNECT (xchat) Connecting -
XC_CONNFAIL (xchat) Connection Failed -
XC_CTCPGEN (xchat) CTCP Generic -
XC_CTCPGENC (xchat) CTCP Generic to Channel -
XC_CTCPSEND (xchat) CTCP Send -
XC_CTCPSND (xchat) CTCP Sound -
XC_DCCCHATABORT (xchat) DCC CHAT Abort -
XC_DCCCONCHAT (xchat) DCC CHAT Connect -
XC_DCCCHATF (xchat) DCC CHAT Failed -
XC_DCCCHATOFFER (xchat) DCC CHAT Offer -
XC_DCCCHATOFFERING (xchat) DCC CHAT Offering -
XC_DCCCHATREOFFER (xchat) DCC CHAT Reoffer -
XC_DCCCONFAIL (xchat) DCC Conection Failed -
XC_DCCGENERICOFFER (xchat) DCC Generic Offer -
XC_DCCHEAD (xchat) DCC Header -
XC_MALFORMED (xchat) DCC Malformed -
XC_DCCOFFER (xchat) DCC Offer -
XC_DCCIVAL (xchat) DCC Offer Not Valid -
XC_DCCRECVABORT (xchat) DCC RECV Abort -
XC_DCCRECVCOMP (xchat) DCC RECV Complete -
XC_DCCCONRECV (xchat) DCC RECV Connect -
XC_DCCRECVERR (xchat) DCC RECV Failed -
XC_DCCFILEERR (xchat) DCC RECV File Open Error -
XC_DCCRENAME (xchat) DCC Rename -
XC_DCCRESUMEREQUEST (xchat) DCC RESUME Request -
XC_DCCSENDABORT (xchat) DCC SEND Abort -
XC_DCCSENDCOMP (xchat) DCC SEND Complete -
XC_DCCCONSEND (xchat) DCC SEND Connect -
XC_DCCSENDFAIL (xchat) DCC SEND Failed -
XC_DCCSENDOFFER (xchat) DCC SEND Offer -
XC_DCCSTALL (xchat) DCC Stall -
XC_DCCTOUT (xchat) DCC Timeout -
XC_DELNOTIFY (xchat) Delete Notify -
XC_DISCON (xchat) Disconnected -
XC_FOUNDIP (xchat) Found IP -
XC_IGNOREADD (xchat) Ignore Add -
XC_IGNORECHANGE (xchat) Ignore Changed -
XC_IGNOREFOOTER (xchat) Ignore Footer -
XC_IGNOREHEADER (xchat) Ignore Header -
XC_IGNOREREMOVE (xchat) Ignore Remove -
XC_IGNOREEMPTY (xchat) Ignorelist Empty -
XC_INVITE (xchat) Invite -
XC_INVITED (xchat) Invited -
XC_JOIN (xchat) Join -
XC_KEYPRESS (xchat) Key Press -
XC_KEYWORD (xchat) Keyword -
XC_KICK (xchat) Kick -
XC_KILL (xchat) Killed -
XC_MSGSEND (xchat) Message Send -
XC_MOTD (xchat) Motd -
XC_MOTDSKIP (xchat) MOTD Skipped -
XC_NICKCLASH (xchat) Nick Clash -
XC_NICKFAIL (xchat) Nick Failed -
XC_NODCC (xchat) No DCC -
XC_NOCHILD (xchat) No Running Process -
XC_NOTICE (xchat) Notice -
XC_NOTICESEND (xchat) Notice Send -
XC_NOTIFYEMPTY (xchat) Notify Empty -
XC_NOTIFYHEAD (xchat) Notify Header -
XC_NOTIFYNUMBER (xchat) Notify Number -
XC_NOTIFYOFFLINE (xchat) Notify Offline -
XC_NOTIFYONLINE (xchat) Notify Online -
XC_PART (xchat) Part -
XC_PARTREASON (xchat) Part with Reason -
XC_PINGREP (xchat) Ping Reply -
XC_PINGTIMEOUT (xchat) Ping Timeout -
XC_PRIVMSG (xchat) Private Message -
XC_DPRIVMSG (xchat) Private Message to Dialog -
XC_ALREADYPROCESS (xchat) Process Already Running -
XC_QUIT (xchat) Quit -
XC_RAWMODES (xchat) Raw Modes -
XC_WALLOPS (xchat) Receive Wallops -
XC_RESOLVINGUSER (xchat) Resolving User -
XC_SERVERCONNECTED (xchat) Server Connected -
XC_SERVERERROR (xchat) Server Error -
XC_SERVERLOOKUP (xchat) Server Lookup -
XC_SERVNOTICE (xchat) Server Notice -
XC_SERVTEXT (xchat) Server Text -
XC_STOPCONNECT (xchat) Stop Connection -
XC_TOPIC (xchat) Topic -
XC_TOPICDATE (xchat) Topic Creation -
XC_NEWTOPIC (xchat) Topic Change -
XC_UKNHOST (xchat) Unknown Host -
XC_USERLIMIT (xchat) User Limit -
XC_USERSONCHAN (xchat) Users On Channel -
XC_WHOIS5 (xchat) WhoIs Away Line -
XC_WHOIS2 (xchat) WhoIs Channel/Oper Line -
XC_WHOIS6 (xchat) WhoIs End -
XC_WHOIS4 (xchat) WhoIs Idle Line -
XC_WHOIS4T (xchat) WhoIs Idle Line with Signon -
XC_WHOIS1 (xchat) WhoIs Name Line -
XC_WHOIS3 (xchat) WhoIs Server Line -
XC_UJOIN (xchat) You Join -
XC_UPART (xchat) You Part -
XC_UPARTREASON (xchat) You Part with Reason -
XC_UKICK (xchat) You Kicked -
XC_UINVITE (xchat) Your Invitation -
XC_UCHANMSG (xchat) Your Message -
XC_UCHANGENICK (xchat) Your Nick Changing

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Example:
on PRIVMSG example {
-  if { [string match -nocase "*[me]*" $_rest] } {
-    play mynick.wav
-    complete
-  }
-}
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-on !opme example {
-  splitsrc
-  /op $_nick
-  complete
-}
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-  switch [string index [channel] 0] {
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-    "" { return }
-  }
-  play attention.wav
-  print "Now in private conversation with [channel]."
-  complete
-}
Notes:All events starting with XC_ correspond to the events listed in the Settings->Lists->EventTexts window in XChat. All parameters are appended to $_raw, e.g: -
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See Also:alias, off
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Name:print - Print text to an xchat window/tab
Synopsis:
print ?server|context? ?channel|nick? text
Description:Prints text to a window. If a channel|nick is included, the text is printed to that channel/nick. You may also include a specific server.
Example:
# print text to the current window
-print "Hello, World!"
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-# print text to the channel or nick window
-print #channel "Hello, World!"
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-# print text to the channel window
-# belonging to a specific server.
-print irc.blahblah.com #channel "Hello, World!"
See Also:findcontext, getcontext, puts
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Name:queries - Returns a list of private queries.
Synopsis:
queries ?server|context?
Description:Returns a list of all private queries. If server is omitted, the server belonging to the current server is used by default.
Example:
alias myqueries {
-  foreach s [servers] {
-    print "Server: $s"
-    foreach q [queries $s] {
-      print " - Query: $q"
-    }
-  }
-  complete
-}
See Also:channels, chats, findcontext, getcontext
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Name:raw - Send a line directly to the server.
Synopsis:
raw ?server|context? ?channel|nick? text
Description:This command sends text directly to the server without further processing or interpretation by xchat. If server or channel|nick name is omitted, the current ones are used by default.
Example:
raw "PRIVMSG bubba :Howdy Bubba!"
See Also:command, findcontext, getcontext
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Name:server - Return the current server.
Synopsis:
server ?context?
Description:Returns the current server name (what the server claims to be).
Example:
print "I attempted to connect to [host] on [network]."
-print "I am actually connected to [server]."
See Also:findcontext, getcontext, host
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Name:servers - Returns of list of all servers you are on.
Synopsis:
servers
Description:Returns a list of all servers you are currently connected to.
Example:
alias mychannels {
-  foreach s [servers] {
-    print "Server: $s"
-    foreach c [channels $s] {
-      print " - Channel: $c - [topic $s $c]"
-    }
-  }
-  complete
-}
See Also:channel, channels, server
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Name:setcontext - Changes your current context to the one given.
Synopsis:
setcontext context
Description:Changes your current context to the one given. The argument context must have been returned by getcontext or findcontext.
Example:
set context [findcontext #channel]
-setcontext $context
Notes:This function is not normally needed with the tclplugin. It is included only to add completeness with the XChat C API.
See Also:findcontext, getcontext
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Name:timer - Executes tcl command after a certain number of seconds have passed.
Synopsis:
timer ?-repeat? ?-count times? seconds {script | procname ?args?}
Description:Executes a tcl command or script after a certain number of seconds have passed. -
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-If the -repeat flag is included, it will will keep repeating until killed with killtimer. If the -count flag is added, it will repeat the number of times specified after the flag. In all other cases, it is executed only once.
Example:
timer 5 { /say Times up! }
Returns:timer ID code is to identify the timer with for use with other timer commands.
See Also:killtimer, timerexists, timers
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Name:timerexists - Returns 1 if the specified timer exists.
Synopsis:
timerexists timerID
Description:Determines of the specified timerID exists.
Returns:1 if the specified timer exists, 0 otherwise
See Also:killtimer, timer, timers
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Name:timers - Returns a list of timers currently active.
Synopsis:
timers
Description:Returns a list of active timers; each entry in the list contains the timerID, the number of seconds left till activation, the command that will be executed, the number of seconds specified, and the number of times left to be executed.
Example:
timer 5 { print "Important message coming soon!" }
-timer 10 { print "It is now 10 seconds later!  Yay!!!!!" }
-print "[timers]"
See Also:killtimer, timer, timerexists
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Name:topic - Returns the topic of a channel.
Synopsis:
topic ?server|context? ?channel?
Description:Returns the channel topic from the current channel or from a specific server and channel.
Example:
alias mychannels {
-  foreach s [servers] {
-    print "Server: $s"
-    foreach c [channels $s] {
-      print " - Channel: $c - [topic $s $c]"
-    }
-  }
-  complete
-}
See Also:channel, channels, findcontext, getcontext, users
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Name:users - Returns a list of users in a channel.
Synopsis:
users ?server|context? ?channel?
Description:Returns a list of all the users in a channel. The list consists of 4 elements; nick, hostmask, channel status and selected.
Example:
alias listusers {
-  print "- --------------- ----------------------------------------"
-  foreach user [users] {
-    print "[format "%-1s" [lindex $user 2]] [format "%-15s" [lindex $user 0]] [lindex $user 1]"
-  }
-}
See Also:channels, findcontext, getcontext, getlist, servers
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Name:version - Returns XChat version number.
Synopsis:
version
Description:Returns the full XChat version number.
Example:
print "I am using XChat version [version]"
See Also:xchatdir
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Name:xchatdir - Returns the current xchat config directory.
Synopsis:
xchatdir
Description:Returns the current xchat config dir within your own user space.
Example:
print "My XChat config directory is [xchatdir]"
See Also:version
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