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# This is my .ircrc file.  Put here as an example.
# updated for 2.2.2

# Give my primary window a name
window name Main

# Aliases that I use every now and again
alias wchannel win channel $0 name $0
alias wjoin win new channel $0 name $0
alias re msg $,
alias talkto window new name $0;query $0
alias reply talkto $* $,
alias m msg
alias finger exec finger
alias unalias alias -$0
alias clock set clock
alias cl clear
alias mode //mode $C
alias oops msg $. Sorry, that wasn't meant for you.;msg $0 $B
alias swap window swap last
alias this ^window level crap;$*;wait;^window refnum Main level all
alias names //names -pub
alias list //list -pub
alias unset set -$0

# Some very handy things.
# This saves some WHO information for later use
on -who * ^assign last_who_nick $1;^assign last_who_channel $0
# This puts the last WHOIS nick into last_whos
on -311 * ^assign last_whois $1
# This puts the last signedon person into last_notify
on -notify_signon * ^assign last_notify $0

# The following key bindings will erase whatever is in the input line
# They are *extremely* handy little buggers
bind ^U erase_line
bind ^Xm parse_command type ^U/msg $last_who_nick
bind ^Xj parse_command type ^U/join $last_who_channel
bind ^X^M parse_command type ^U/msg $last_whois
bind ^X^N parse_command type ^U/msg $last_notify
bind ^X. parse_command type ^U/msg $.
bind ^X, parse_command type ^U/msg $,

# My Key bindings
bind ^X meta2
bind ^L parse clear;//last - -public 5
bind ^R parse /!$"Search: "
bind meta1-[ meta2
bind meta1-s unstop_all_windows
bind meta1-= backward_history
bind meta2-A backward_history
bind meta2-B forward_history
bind meta2-D backward_character
bind meta2-C forward_character
bind ^O next_window
bind meta1-o previous_window
bind ^X^L refresh
bind meta1-^Z stop_irc
bind ^Z parse away I'm ^Zing... be right back...;type ^[^Z
bind ^X^Z parse away I'm ^Zing... be right back...;type ^[^Z
bind ^X2 parse window new
bind ^X^D parse window kill
bind ^Xd parse window hide
bind ^X1 parse window hide_others
bind ^Xn parse names -min $"Users: "
bind ^Xl parse list -min $"Users: "
bind ^Xw parse who $T
bind ^Xt parse topic $"Topic: "
bind ^X^W parse whois $,
bind ^X^J parse whois $:

# ON functions to format things the way I like them
on ^notice * echo $0 $1-
on ^mail 1 echo *** You have $0 new mail message, total of $1
on ^mail * echo *** You have $0 new mail messages, total of $1
on ^names * echo *** $([$CHANNEL_NAME_WIDTH]0) $1-
on ^list * echo *** $([$CHANNEL_NAME_WIDTH]0) $[5]1 $2-
on ^flood *
on flood ^irciihelp
on flood ^nickserv
on flood ^msgserv
on flood ^infoserv
on ^disconnect * server 0

on ^idle 5 away I've wandered off again...
on ^idle 10 away I'm still not back?  What's with me today...
on ^idle 20 away Well, I must be long gone.

# The following are used to start up a shell in an IRCII window
# I suggest looking the shell script in the scripts directory
# Shell stuff
# Shell stuff
alias shell if (shell_flag)
    {window show shell}
    {
        window new name Shell
        exec -name shell -win exec ircflush $SHELL
        query %shell
        ^assign shell_flag 1
    }
on ^exec_exit shell window refnum shell kill;assign shell_flag 0
on ^window_kill shell exec -close %shell

# These two aliases let you replace ASSIGN'd nicks in MSGs and QUERYs
# For example, if you do ASSIGN BC BigCheese
# Then you can do MSG BC Hello
alias msg if ( [$($0)] ) {//msg $($0) $1-} {//msg $0 $1-}
alias query if ( [$($0)] ) {//query $($0)} {//query $0-}

# This keeps track of the nicks of people you MSG.  You can then
# just hit the tab key ^I to flip through the list of people
# you sent MSGs to.
load tabkey

# MUD compatabilty fun
on ^public_notice * echo $0 $2-
on ^send_notice +* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice #* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 0* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 1* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 2* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 3* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 4* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 5* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 6* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 7* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 8* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice 9* echo $N $1-
on ^send_notice "-*" echo $N $1-
alias me notice $C

# My settings
set scroll on
set shell bin/csh
set shell_flags -fc
set help_window on
set lastlog 100
set lastlog_level all -crap
set shell_limit 0
set flood_after 3
set flood_warning on
set auto_unmark_away on
set send_ignore_msg on
set beep_when_away 3
set notify on
set input_prompt $T>
set indent on
set mail on
set beep_max 3
set -continued_line
set send_ignore off
set history_file /afs/andrew/usr3/ms5n/.irchist
set status_format  *%R* IRCII %V:   %H%N%*%S  %C%+%Q  %O%M%A%T%W ***
set status_overwrite (Overwrite)
set status_away  (Away)
set status_query  Query %Q
set status_clock  %T
set status_mail  (Mail:%M)
set userinfo I'm on my way, I don't know where I'm going.
set always_split_biggest on
set suppress_server_motd on