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### PalmIRC Ver1.0x command list ###
### by Hiroyuki Okamoto ###
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You can input the following commands on input field of PalmIRC.
All commands start with '/'. Other commands are passed to the IRC server directly based on RFC1459.txt
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/BAN #channel nickname
bans a person from the specified channel
Examples:
/BAN #palmchat PalmKiller ; ban PalmKiller from #palmchat
/IGNORE nickname
igonores nickname person.
Examples:
/IGNORE chatter ; ignore person chatter
/INVITE nickname #channel
invites users to the specified channel.
Examples:
/INVITE Tom #Palmchat ; Command to invite Tom to #palmchat
/JOIN #channel [key]
joins the specified channel.
Examples:
/JOIN #foobar ; join channel #foobar.
/JOIN #foobar Password ; join channel #foobar using the key "Password".
/KICK #channel nickname
kicks named user off a given channel.
Examples:
/KICK #palmirc John ; KICK message to remove John from channel #palmirc
/LIST #channel
lists channels and their topics.
Examples:
/LIST #palmchat,#123 ; List channels #palmchat and #123
/LOG {ON|OFF} #channel
turns logging on/off for the channel
Examples:
/LOG ON #palmchat ; turn logging on for #palmchat
/LOG OFF #palmchat ; turn logging off for #palmchat
/ME message
tells the current channel or query about what you are doing.
/MODE #channel {[+|-]|o|p|s|i|t|n|b|v} [<limit>] [<user>] [<ban mask>]
The various modes available for channels are as follows:
o - give/take channel operator privileges;
p - private channel flag;
s - secret channel flag;
i - invite-only channel flag;
t - topic settable by channel operator only flag;
n - no messages to channel from clients on the outside;
m - moderated channel;
l - set the user limit to channel;
b - set a ban mask to keep users out;
v - give/take the ability to speak on a moderated channel;
k - set a channel key (password).
/MODE nickname {[+|-]|i|w|s|o}
The available modes are as follows:
i - marks a users as invisible;
s - marks a user for receipt of server notices;
w - user receives wallops;
o - operator flag.
/MSG nickname message
sends a private message to this user without opening a query window.
Example:
/MSG Wiz Hello. How are You? ;Send User Wiz the msg "Hello. How are You?"
/NAMES #channel
gets a list of users on the channel.
Example:
/NAMES #palmchat ;gets a list of users on #palmchat
/NICK newnickname
changes your name to new one.
Example:
/NICK newnick ;change your nickname to "newnick"
/PART #channel
leave a channel.
Example:
/PART #palmchat ; leave channel #palmchat
/QUERY nickname <message>
Open a query window to this user and send them a private message.
/QUIT <message>
A client session is ended with a quit message.
Example:
/QUIT Gone to have lunch ; a client session is ended with the msg "Gone to have lunch"
/TOPIC #channel <message>
change or view the topic of a channel.
Examples:
/TOPIC #test another topic ;set the topic on #test to "another topic".
/TOPIC #palmchat ;get the topic on #palmchat
/WHOIS nickname
shows information about someone.
Examples:
/WHOIS Wiz ; return available user information about nick WiZ
/CTCP nickname ctcpcommand
sends ctcp command to the specified person
The various ctcp commands available for ctcpcommand are as follows:
CLIENTINFO - Dynamic master index of what a client knows.
FINGER - Returns the user's full name, and idle time.
PING - Used to measure the delay of the IRC network between clients.
TIME - Gets the local date and time from other clients.
USERINFO - A string set by the user (never the client coder)
VERSION - The version and type of the client.
etc...
Examples:
/CTCP Wiz clientinfo ; send Wiz a ctcp msg Clientinfo to get Wiz's ctcp command list
/ctcp Joe version ; check Joes's version of IRC client
etc... There are lots of IRC commands other than these. See RFC1459.