Bans someone from your current channel using the Internal Address List. If you have enforce-bans on, it will just use /kb.
Set BotPass /bot <current nick of bot> <op command (usually just op)> <pass>, /bot -join
Sets a bot's RememberBotPass. This will remember their password when you DCC chat them or ask for ops, among other /msg commands. Using the -join option, you tell it whether or not to ask all bots on the list in the channel for ops when you join a channel. The -join option now also joins your auto-join channels if you are not in them. This whole -join thing is designed for people who leave xircon on all day while at work/school/somewhere else.
See also:/ops
botinv /botinv <nick> <invite /msg cmd> [bot's pass defaults to autobot pass (/bot)] [channel defaults to current]
Sets bots' nick!user@hosts to automatically ask for invite if you can't join due to +i.
Echoes those nifty channel stat (ops x%, voices x%, etc.) in the channel window, using BAR GRAPHS!!! =). Try it! Or, to show your whole channel how l33t you are, type /cstat -s!
KEY C-<x> = Control-<key> HOTKEYS C-e Sends cursor to the end of the line. C-a Sends cursor to the beginning of the line. C-k Cuts the rest of the line onto the clipboard. C-w Cuts selected text or, if none, all text up to the cursor, onto the clipboard. C-t Transposes two closest characters. C-y Pastes from the clipboard. C-s Searches the end of the line for a string of text. Badly implemented; I wish xirc had minibuffers. C-x C-c Quits Xirc (not just IRC). C-x ^ Maximizes current window. C-z Minimizes current window. C-x k Closes current window. C-x o Switches to next window. C-x m Checks your email. C-q <?> Quotes a character. Examples: C-q C-b for the bold character. C-q 227 for a long dash in non-ansi fonts. QUESTIONS Q. How do I use mIRC color if C-k is bound? A. Use C-q C-c and it will insert a mIRC color character.
Q. Bold? A. C-q C-b.
Q. Reverse? A. C-q C-v.
Q. How do I cut? A. Hit C-x C-x (Ctrl-X twice). But real emacs users use C-w.!#@
Q. Where can I get emacs for Windows? A. http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/voelker/ntemacs.html.
Spits out users, their hostmasks, and the channels they're in that you're in that match a certain mask. Masks are matched against nick!user@host. If -all is used, all channels will be scanned, not just the current window.
Combines all text inputted into the window into one line. For when you want to paste something from a program that really messes up copying (like Netscape). Once the window opens up, just paste into it and type a single dot when you want it to combine.
Protect List Management /prot <nick>, /prot <nick> active|passive <any combination of 'kick' 'ban' 'voice' (autovoice) 'deop' (autodeop) and 'op'>
Protect list functions. Active means if someone hurts this person, we hurt the hurter. Passive means just don't hurt this person yourself (wordkick, repeatkick, etc.).
Adds/removes words from the Possible URL Exception list. These are events that, when they display text, Possible URL's are not displayed. Example events you might want to exclude are join, part, notify, denotify, 311 (whois), and 352 (who).
Brings up a list of what someone said since you loaded kano 13. Good for compiling out-of-context quotes or showing that someone contradicted theirself..or lied..whatever.
The ScrewBan. This turns a nickname's user@host into something weird. For example, keith@gee.cs.oswego.edu would become "?e?t?@?e?.?s.o?w?g?.?d?", or "?????@???.??.??????.???" if the -a option is used. The -a option will turn each character that isn't a ".", an "@", or a "!" into a "?". Or, if the -h option is used, the user's hostname will be ScrewBanned. -h and -a cannot be mixed (yet). Or finally, -d sets the default to either "a" (all ?'s), "u" (user@host alternating ?'s), or "h" (*@host alternating ?'s).
Adds/removes a shortcut alias, like '/shortcut m msg' or something. Just for convenience or if you're used to how another script/client does something.
See also:/alias
Adds or removes inline spelling fixes, in addition to the ones set as defaults. This sets what words to automatically change when they're typed into the command line. These are saved from session to session.
Looks up the weather for a city using the National Weather Service's archives updated hourly or so. Example: /weather Sacramento, /weather Akron-OH.
Weed Users /weed [<mask|notify|op|ban|notes> <value (for notify on: Y)>]
Deletes groups of users. For example, /weed mask *.uu.* will delete any users with a hostmask matching *.uu.*. Just /weed with no args will delete any users just taking up space--no notify, ignore, etc.
See also:/hash, ;), jk
Shows you what <text> looks like in your default nonfixed font. Real simple but useful to see what it is people in non-ansi fonts like Fixedsys are saying.
