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:A Collection of XChat Tips and Tricks, Part 1
A Collection of XChat Tips and Tricks, Part 1
Jan 13, 2009, 21 :03 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (1702 reads)

(Other stories by Dan Craciun)

[ Thanks to Chris7mas for this link. ]

"Although by default XChat doesn't offer all the user-friendly options in its configuration dialogue, its true power stands in the possibility to configure it using /SET variables and Perl/Python scripts or even C plugins. You can practically make XChat behave in any way you want: from a powerful, personalised IRC client for daily use to an IRC help or trivia bot...

"The conference mode can be turned on/off using the irc_conf_mode variable (which by default is 0 - disabled). By turning it on, the join/part and quit messages will not be displayed anymore, so you will be able to keep a log from an IRC meeting/tutorial/discussion without those annoying messages. Use it like this:

"/SET irc_conf_mode 1

"If you still want to see the messages on other channels, right-click on the channel button, go to Settings -> Hide Join/Part Messages. Tick (or un-tick, depending if you want to see them) this option."

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