Initial import of the ircii-pana-1.1-final source tree.

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bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/add

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+Synopsis:
+   window add <name>
+
+Description:
+   This makes all messages from the specified name go to the current ircII
+   window.  The name can be a nickname or a channel, and does not have to
+   exist prior to being added to the window list.  A comma-delimited list
+   of names may be specified as well.
+
+Examples:
+   To add channel #blah for joebob to the current window list:
+      /window add #blah,joebob
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) remove
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/back

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+Synopsis:
+   window back
+
+Description:
+   This makes the most recent current window the current window again.  If
+   that window happens to be hidden, it is swapped with the current window.
+
+   WINDOW BACK is similar in function to WINDOW LAST, but differs in that
+   it deals with the most recent current window; LAST deals with the
+   windows in numerical order.  In other words, the previous window is not
+   necessarily the previous current window.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) goto, last, next, previous, refnum, swap
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/balance

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+Synopsis:
+   window balance
+
+Description:
+   This resizes all visible ircII windows such that they are as close as
+   possible to being equal in size.  Their order on screen is not changed.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) grow, shrink, size
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/beep_always

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+Synopsis:
+   window beep_always <on|off|toggle>
+
+Description:
+   This setting determines whether the current window will beep (assuming
+   the main BEEP setting is turned on).  If this setting is turned on, all
+   beeps will be passed, regardless of whether the beeping window is
+   visible.
+
+See Also:
+   beep(4); set(4) beep
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/bind

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+Synopsis:
+   window bind <channel|chan1,chan2>
+
+Description:
+   This binds the specified channel(s) to the client's current window.  This
+   means that all channel traffic for the channel(s) will now be dumped to
+   this window.  This is useful if you join a channel in one window, but
+   then wish to put it in another window. NOTE. This command is differant
+   than the ircII/epic commands in that we accept multiple comma separated
+   channels for binding to a window.
+
+   BIND does not require that the client already be on the channel to
+   be bound, and it will not join the channel if it is not already on it.
+   Use WINDOW CHANNEL to join the channel.  Also note that leaving the
+   channel does not unbind it from the window; WINDOW UNBIND must be used.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) channel, unbind
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/channel

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+Synopsis:
+   window channel <channel>
+
+Description:
+   This directs all messages associated with the specified channel to the
+   current window.  If the client is not currently on the channel, it will
+   be joined.  If it is, channel messages going to other windows will now
+   go to the current one (and removed from the others).
+
+See Also:
+   bind(4) switch_channels; window(4) bind, unbind
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/create

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+Synopsis:
+   window create
+
+Description:
+   Depending on the environment the client is running in, this creates a
+   new physical window.  The client must be running under the 'screen'
+   program, or in the X Window System environment.
+
+   'screen' is a popular Unix program used from the command line that
+   allows for multiple virtual screens in a text-based environment.  With
+   WINDOW CREATE, the client will create a new screen with ircII-EPIC
+   running in it.
+
+   X is the dominant graphical user interface used on Unix systems.  It
+   is generally available only on Unix workstations with high-resolution
+   monitors.  With WINDOW CREATE, a new xterm is started with ircII-EPIC
+   running in it.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) delete, new
+
+Restrictions:
+   Currently, when using this command in X, all xterms must be the same
+   size.  The behavior of the client is undefined if an xterm is resized.
+
+   This command is only available if the WINDOW_CREATE #define (found in
+   window.c) was enabled at compile time.  It is not enabled by default.
+
+Bugs:
+   Use of this command is not recommended.  It has never truly worked as
+   intended, and is rather unstable.  For this reason, it is disabled by
+   default, and the method for enabling it at compile time has intentionally
+   been kept vague.  Use WINDOW NEW instead.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/delete

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+Synopsis:
+   window delete
+
+Description:
+   This does the opposite of WINDOW CREATE, it destroys the current screen
+   or xterm, depending on the environment.  The main window (the one ircII-
+   EPIC was started in) cannot be deleted.
+
+   Of course, if the client is not running under screen or X, this command
+   has no effect.  Also, any channels in the window being deleted are not
+   left, though if the window is on a separate server, the connection is
+   severed.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) create, kill
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/discon

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+Synopsis:
+   window discon
+
+Description:
+   This forces a window to never be bound to any server. When this is on,
+   no server event will trigger output to the window, only an xecho
+   specifying the window's refnum will output to it.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/double

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+Synopsis:
+   window double [on|off|toggle]
+
+Description:
+   When turned on, this causes the current window to use a "doubled" status
+   bar.  In other words, the status bar is two lines high instead of one,
+   allowing more information to be visible at once.  Each window may have a
+   double status bar independently of the rest.
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) status_format
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/echo

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+Synopsis:
+   window [refnum] echo [text]
+
+Description:
+   This option basically only echos things to the window, like an /echo. The
+   only time you might ever want to use it is in large /window statements.
+
+See Also:
+   echo(5); xecho(5)
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/fixed

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+Synopsis:
+   window fixed [on|off]
+
+Description:
+   This toggles the current window's fixed status on/off. When a window is
+   fixed, it can't be moved or resized by an operation on a separate window.
+   All movements and resizes must explicitly be done on this window.
+   
+Practical:
+   This is ideal for an Oper View type window, where it only sits and has
+   data outputted to it (and therefore shouldn't be moved/resized)
+
+See Also:
+   window(4)
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/font

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+Synopsis:
+   window font <font name>
+
+Description:
+   When this command is issued BitchX attempts to load the font
+   specified and apply it to the current window or the window
+   specified.
+
+See Also:
+   window_menu(4) window_setwindowpos(4)
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/goto

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+Synopsis:
+   window goto <number>
+
+Description:
+   This switches the current window to window <number> from the top of the
+   screen.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) back, last, next, previous, refnum, swap
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/grow

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+Synopsis:
+   window grow <lines>
+
+Description:
+   This makes the current window increase in size by the specified number
+   of lines.  Any other visible windows are decreased in size accordingly
+   to accommodate the current window.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) balance, shrink, size
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/hide

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+Synopsis:
+   window hide
+
+Description:
+   This "hides" the current window from view.  It still exists and functions
+   normally, but it takes up no space on the screen.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) hide_others, show
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/hide_others

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+Synopsis:
+   window hide_others
+
+Description:
+   This is similar to WINDOW HIDE, but it hides all windows except the
+   current one.  Naturally, the current window is resized to completely
+   fill the screen
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) hide, show
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/hold_mode

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+Synopsis:
+   window hold_mode <on|off|toggle>
+
+Description:
+   This sets the hold mode for the current window (see SET HOLD_MODE for a
+   description of hold mode).  All new windows are created using the SET
+   HOLD_MODE value as a default.  If multiple windows exist, then SET
+   HOLD_MODE only affects the current window.
+
+See Also:
+   flush(2); set(4) hold_mode
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/kill

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+Synopsis:
+   window kill
+
+Description:
+   This destroys the current ircII window (i.e. one created with WINDOW NEW).
+   Like WINDOW DELETE, it does not make the client leave any channels it was
+   on in the killed window, but it will disconnect from servers.  The last
+   window left cannot be killed.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) create, delete, NEW
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/kill_others

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+Synopsis:
+   window kill_others
+
+Description:
+   This works just like WINDOW KILL, except it kills off all visible windows
+   except the current one.  Hidden windows are unaffected.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) kill
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/killswap

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+Synopsis:
+   window killswap
+
+Description:
+   This swaps the current window with the last one that was hidden, then
+   kills off the swapped window.  As with WINDOW KILL, channels are not
+   left, but servers are.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) kill, swap
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/last

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+Synopsis:
+   window last
+
+Description:
+   This switches from the current window to the last current window, if
+   one exists.
+
+See Also:
+   bind(4) swap_last_window; window(4) back, goto, next, previous, refnum,
+   swap
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/lastlog

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+Synopsis:
+   window lastlog [<lines>]
+
+Description:
+   Sets the current window's lastlog level to <lines> number of lines.
+
+Examples:
+   To only be able to scroll back 50 lines:
+      /window lastlog 50
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) lastlog, lastlog_level; window(4) level
+
+Other Notes:
+   This used to be the default behavior of set(4) lastlog until recently
+   when set(4) lastlog was made global.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/lastlog_level

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+Synopsis:
+   window lastlog_level [<levels>]
+
+Description:
+   This works similarly to WINDOW LEVEL, except the levels specified
+   determine what the client will save to its lastlog buffer for that
+   window.  If no level is specified, the current setting for the window
+   is displayed.
+
+   The list of levels to use may be any of those allowed for WINDOW
+   LEVEL.  A comma-delimited list may be used to specify more than one
+   level at once.
+
+Examples:
+   To only remember private messages and notices for the current window:
+      /window lastlog_level msg,notice
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) lastlog_level; window(4) level
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/level

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+Synopsis:
+   window level [<levels>]
+
+Description:
+   This sets what type of messages are displayed in the current window.
+   The actual levels to display may consist of a comma-delimited list
+   of valid levels (see SET LASTLOG_LEVEL for a complete description).
+   If no level is specified, the current is displayed.
+
+   For windows that only display certain types of information, the rest
+   is not actually discarded.  Rather, it will go to a window that is
+   set to display such information, or lacking that, the current window.
+   To actually hide information from the screen, see the ON command.
+
+Examples:
+   To make the current window display only public and misc. messages:
+      /window level public,crap
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) lastlog_level; window(4) lastlog_level
+
+Other Notes:
+   By default, all windows start out with a LEVEL of ALL.  However, if the
+   PHONE #define was enabled (in config.h) at compile time, this default
+   is NONE.  The string returned by evaluating $info(o) will contain a 'p'
+   if PHONE was enabled.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/list

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+Synopsis:
+   window list
+
+Description:
+   This displays a table of all windows.  For each window, it shows the
+   reference number, nickname used in that window, name of the window (if
+   any), channels being directed to that window (if any), the nickname of
+   the user being queried in that window (if any), what server it is on,
+   and the LEVEL.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/log

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+Synopsis:
+   window log <ON|OFF|TOGGLE>
+
+Description:
+   This controls whether or not the messages sent to the current window
+   are written to an external logfile.  By default, the logfile name is the
+   setting of SET LOGFILE (by default, "irc.log"), with the window's name
+   appended to it (or, in the absence of a name, the string "Window#").
+   Thus, if window 3 was called "foobar", the logfile would be called
+   "irc.log.foobar".  If it didn't have a name, the file would be
+   "irc.log.Window3".
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) log, logfile; window(4) logfile
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/logfile

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+Synopsis:
+   window logfile <filename>
+
+Description:
+   This sets the name of the logfile to use for the current window.  When
+   WINDOW LOG is on, data is appended to this file.
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) log, logfile; window(4) log
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/menu

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+Synopsis:
+   window menu <menu name>
+
+Description:
+   Attaches the menu specified to the top of the current window
+   or the window specified.
+
+See Also:
+   window_font(4) window_setwindowpos(4)
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/move

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+Synopsis:
+   window move <number>
+
+Description:
+   This moves the current window the specified number of positions down
+   the screen.  If the specified number would move the window off the
+   screen, it is "wrapped" back to the top.
+
+   For example, assume there are 3 windows on the screen, and the current
+   one is the topmost window.  Moving it by 1 would place it in the middle,
+   swapping position with the window that was in the middle.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/name

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+Synopsis:
+   window name <name>
+
+Description:
+   This assigns the current window the specified name.  The name may now be
+   used in place of the window's reference number in most cases.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) number
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/new

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+Synopsis:
+   window new
+
+Description:
+   This creates a new ircII window.  This splits in half (vertically) either
+   current window, or the largest.  This differs from WINDOW CREATE in that
+   the client need not be running in any special environment to utilize it.
+   By default, the new window will be created with the NOTIFY_LEVEL and
+   HOLD_MODE settings.
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) always_split_biggest, hold_mode, notify_level; window(4) create,
+   delete, kill
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/next

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+Synopsis:
+   window next
+
+Description:
+   This sets the current window to the next numbered window.  Windows are
+   numbers sequentially, so if the current window is 2, this command will
+   set window 3 as the current.  If the window happens to be the last in
+   the list, the first becomes the current.  If the next window is hidden,
+   it becomes the current window by swapping itself with the old current
+   window.
+
+See Also:
+   bind(4) next_window, swap_next_window; window(4) back, goto, last, previous,
+   refnum, swap
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/noserv

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+Synopsis:
+   window noserv [on|off]
+
+Description:
+   When this is ON, the current window is flagged as not being bound to any
+   server, and therefore will not get any output from server events unless
+   specified with an /xecho -window or the such.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) echo; xecho(5)
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/notify

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+Synopsis:
+   window notify
+
+Description:
+   This turns on notification for the current window.  This means that,
+   should the current window ever be hidden, a message will be displayed
+   in the new current window indicating activity in hidden window.
+
+   The notification can be limited to certain types of messages; see
+   WINDOW NOTIFY_LEVEL.  Contrary to the name, this command has nothing
+   to do with the NOTIFY command.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) notify_level
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/notify_level

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+Synopsis:
+   window notify_level [<levels>]
+
+Description:
+   This works similarly to WINDOW LEVEL, except the levels specified
+   determine what types of messages the client will report activity in
+   that window for if WINDOW NOTIFY is on.  If no level is specified,
+   the current level is displayed.
+
+   The list of levels to use may be any of those allowed for WINDOW
+   LEVEL.  A comma-delimited list may be used to specify more than one
+   level at once.
+
+Examples:
+   To only show activity for private messages and notices:
+      /window lastlog_level msg,notice
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) lastlog_level; window(4) level, notify
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/number

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+Synopsis:
+   window number <number>
+
+Description:
+   This changes the current window's reference number to the specified
+   number.  If another window already has that refnum, the windows swap
+   refnums.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) name
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/pop

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+Synopsis:
+   window pop
+
+Description:
+   This pops the top window off the window stack and makes it the current
+   window.  If that window is hidden, it is made visible.  If it no longer
+   exists, the next window on the stack is tried until an existing one is
+   found.  If the stack is empty, the current window is left unchanged.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) push, stack
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/previous

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+Synopsis:
+   window previous
+
+Description:
+   This sets the current window to the previous numbered window.  Windows
+   are numbered sequentially, so if the current window is 3, this command
+   will set window 2 as the current.  If the window happens to be the
+   first in the list, the last becomes the current.  If the previous
+   window is hidden, it becomes the current window by swapping itself
+   with the old current window.
+
+See Also:
+   bind(4) previous_window, swap_previous_window; window(4) back, goto, last,
+    next, refnum, swap
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/prompt

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+Synopsis:
+   window prompt <text>
+
+Description:
+   This sets the current input prompt to the given text.  It will replace
+   the $T expando as the window target when it is used in INPUT_PROMPT
+   variable.  The window prompt is set automatically anytime the client
+   detects an EXECed process waiting for input.
+
+See Also:
+   Special_Vars(7); set(4) input_prompt
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/push

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+Synopsis:
+   window push [<refnum>]
+
+Description:
+   This pushes the current (or specified) window onto the window stack.
+   The same window may be pushed onto the stack more than once.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) pop, stack
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/query

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+Synopsis:
+   window query <nick>
+
+Description:
+   This sets which nick the current window is in a query with. If <nick> is
+   not in a query, a query is started. If the window already owns a query,
+   that query will be closed in favor of <nick>.
+
+See Also:
+   query(1)
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/refnum

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+Synopsis:
+   window refnum <refnum>
+
+Description:
+   This changes the current window to the specified window.  If that window
+   is hidden, it will be swapped with the current window.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) back, goto, last, next, previous, swap
+
+Other Notes:
+   This command does not work for hidden windows. Use window(4) swap
+   instead.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/remove

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+Synopsis:
+   window remove <name>
+
+Description:
+   This stops further messages from the specified name from being sent to
+   the current window.  This only applies to names that have been
+   specifically ADDed to the window list.  The name can be a nickname or
+   a channel, and multiple names may be specified at once by delimiting
+   then with commas.
+
+Examples:
+   To remove channel #blah and joebob from the current window list:
+      /window add #blah,joebob
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) add
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/scratch

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+Synopsis:
+   window scratch <on|off>
+
+Description:
+   When a window is defined as being a scratch window, it is accessed very
+   differently. Scratch windows do not scroll, and allow direct line-by-line
+   accessing. To allow this, a new flag has been added to xecho: -line.
+
+Examples:
+   To create a scratch window, and add some text to it:
+      /window new scratch on fixed on discon
+              /* creates a non-movable, non-serverable scratch window */
+      /xecho -window <refnum> -line 1 This is in the scratch window.
+
+See Also:
+   xecho(5)
+
+Other Notes:
+   Scratch windows don't deal with being resized very gracefully. It is
+   suggested that you do /WINDOW NEW SCRATCH ON FIXED ON so that it can't be
+   resized on you. Scratch windows are best not bound to a server, always use
+   window(4) discon. Scratch windows have no scrollback, due to their
+   direct accessing.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/scroll

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+Synopsis:
+   window scroll on|off|toggle
+
+Description:
+   This control the scroll mode of the current window.  If it is off, the
+   window scrolls normally.  If it is on, the window will pause after a
+   windowful of text has been displayed with no interaction from the
+   user; pressing the return key will resume scrolling (which may stop
+   again if the scroll buffer has more lines than can be displayed in the
+   window).
+
+   The scroll mode of new windows defaults to the current setting of
+   HOLD_MODE.
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) hold_mode
+
+Other Notes:
+   This command is fairly obsolete.  The equivalent SET command performs
+   the same action.  This command will still work, of course, but the
+   client will inform the user that it has been deprecated.
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/server

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+Synopsis:
+   window server [-ssl] <server>[:[<port>][:[<password>][:[<nickname>]]]]
+
+Description:
+   This command works in a similar manner as the SERVER command, except
+   the new server only applies to the current window.  This provides a
+   convenient mechanism for being on multiple servers at once.
+
+   The server name is the only required argument.  Any or all of the other
+   may be specified as desired, however a colon must separate each
+   argument, even if one is missing (see the examples below).
+
+Examples:
+   To connect to server irc.foo.com on port 6665:
+      /window server irc.foo.com:6665
+
+   To connect to server irc.foo.com with the nickname JoeBob:
+      /window server irc.foo.com:::JoeBob
+
+See Also:
+   server
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window setwindowpos <options> <x pos> <y pos> <width> <height>
+
+Description:
+   Sets the position/size/state of the current window or the window
+   specified.  Possible options:
+        s = size
+        p = position
+        m = minimize
+        M = maximize
+        r = restore
+        a = activate
+        T = bring to top of Z order
+        B = bring to bottom of Z order
+   If you are not using the size option the width and height params
+   are ignored but must still be present. If you are not using the
+   postion option the x pos and y pos params are ignored but must
+   still be present.
+
+See Also:
+   window_menu(4) window_font(4)
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window show <refnum>
+
+Description:
+   This makes the specified hidden window visible again.  If the specified
+   window is already visible, the command has no effect.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) hide, hide_others
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window shrink <lines>
+
+Description:
+   This makes the current window decrease in size by the specified number
+   of lines.  Any other visible windows are increased in size accordingly
+   to accommodate the current window.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) balance, grow, size
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window size [<lines>]
+
+Description:
+   This changes the current window's size to the specified number of lines.
+   All other visible windows are resized accordingly to accommodate the
+   current window's new size. Note that a size of 0 sets the window to
+   nothing but a status bar.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) balance, grow, shrink
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/skip

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+Synopsis:
+   window skip [on|off]
+
+Description:
+   This determines wether the current window is skipped or not. A skipped
+   window is ignored in bind(4) next_window and bind(4) previous_window.
+   The only way to switch to a window with this status is with a window(4)
+   goto or window(4) refnum.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) goto, refnum, swap
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window stack
+
+Description:
+   This just displays the current window stack.  Window descriptions are
+   added to the stack with WINDOW PUSH.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) pop, push
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window status_special <text>
+
+Description:
+   This changes the status bar %. expando. It could be used to set some
+   window-specific information.
+
+See Also:
+   set(4) status_format
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window swap <hidden refnum>
+
+Description:
+   This swaps the current window with the specified hidden window.  The
+   proportions of the current window are maintained.  This command only
+   works with hidden windows.
+
+See Also:
+   bind(4) swap_last_window, swap_next_window, swap_previous_window;
+   window(4) back, goto, next, previous, refnum
+

bitchx-docs/4_Misc/window/unbind

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+Synopsis:
+   window unbind [<channel>]
+
+Description:
+   This unbinds a channel from the current window, assuming it had been
+   previously bound to it.  If a channel is not specified, then the
+   channel(s) currently bound to the window (if any) are unbound.
+
+See Also:
+   window(4) bind, channel
+

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+Synopsis:
+   window [<refnum>] [<command> [<arguments> ...]]
+
+Description:
+   The WINDOW command allows the client to display multiple "windows" of
+   irc activity at once.  Some common uses for this include using
+   separate windows for different channels, or for connecting to several
+   servers at the same time.
+
+   There are two different types of windows.  The first, and the more
+   widely used of the two, are ircII windows.  These work by splitting
+   the screen vertically, such that there are multiple panes stacked on
+   top of one another.  Each window has its own status bar, which is
+   what separates them.
+
+   The second variety is less common, and depends largely on the
+   environment in which the client is launched.  The client is able to
+   interface with the X Window System, and with the terminal SCREEN
+   program.  Under X, the client can spawn a new xterm with a client
+   running in it.  Under SCREEN, a new screen is created with similar
+   properties.
+
+   In practice, the first type are the only windows used.  Most of the
+   various WINDOW commands deal with them.  They are also considerably
+   more stable than the second type.
+
+Other Notes:
+   On some systems, support for the second type of window (X/SCREEN) is
+   not even compiled into the client.  It's use is discouraged except
+   for debugging purposes, as it may well crash the client, or worse.
+   It is not expected to be supported in future versions. If <refnum>
+   is given, all <commands> will be executed on that window.
+