Initial import of the ircii-pana-1.1-final source tree.
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Synopsis:
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window [<refnum>] [<command> [<arguments> ...]]
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Description:
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The WINDOW command allows the client to display multiple "windows" of
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irc activity at once. Some common uses for this include using
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separate windows for different channels, or for connecting to several
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servers at the same time.
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There are two different types of windows. The first, and the more
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widely used of the two, are ircII windows. These work by splitting
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the screen vertically, such that there are multiple panes stacked on
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top of one another. Each window has its own status bar, which is
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what separates them.
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The second variety is less common, and depends largely on the
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environment in which the client is launched. The client is able to
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interface with the X Window System, and with the terminal SCREEN
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program. Under X, the client can spawn a new xterm with a client
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running in it. Under SCREEN, a new screen is created with similar
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properties.
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In practice, the first type are the only windows used. Most of the
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various WINDOW commands deal with them. They are also considerably
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more stable than the second type.
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Other Notes:
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On some systems, support for the second type of window (X/SCREEN) is
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not even compiled into the client. It's use is discouraged except
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for debugging purposes, as it may well crash the client, or worse.
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It is not expected to be supported in future versions. If <refnum>
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is given, all <commands> will be executed on that window.
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