This feature
allows you to ignore various types of messages from
users. You can either choose to ignore a user
completely, or to ignore only specific messages from a
user.
COMMAND
EXPLANATION
/ignore ON
Turns your ignore option to ON.
/ignore OFF
Turns your ignore option to OFF.
/ignore Nick/host
Ignores the nickname or the host
/ignore -p Nickname
Ignores for private messages.
/ignore -c Nickname
Ignores for channel messages.
/ignore -n Nickname
Ignores for notice
/ignore -t Nickname
Ignores for ctcp
/ignore -d Nickname
Ignores for dcc
/ignore -i Nickname
Ignores for invite
/ignore -k Nickname
Ignores for control codes.
/ignore -r Nickname
Removes the ignore.
/ignore -r
Clears all ignore list.
/ignore -x Nickname
The nick will be excluded from ignores.
/ignore -l
Displays the list of ignored addresses
which match the specified switches.
/ignore -u60 Nickname
Ignores the nick and auto removes it after 60 seconds.
/ignore -pu120
*!*@2.2.2.2
Ignores the host for pvt msgs and removes it after 120
seconds.
NOTE: If you have
a /query window open with someone, private messages
from them won't be ignored even if their address
matches an ignore address.
NOTE: If you do
not specify a type then only the users nickname is
ignored. If you specify a type then the users address
is looked up via the server and all messages coming
from this address will be ignored.
The $ignore
identifier returns $true if ignore is enabled, and
$false if it isn't.
The $ignore(address/N) identifier returns any
matching address in the list, or the Nth address. The .type
property returns the ignore method.
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The notify list
is a like a buddy list, it notifies you whenever a
nickname in your notify list comes on or leaves
the IRC network you are on.
Note that the notify list can work differently
depending on the IRC network you are using. On some
networks, the notify list is only updated very 40
seconds or so.
COMMAND:
/notify [-shr]
<on|off|nickname> [note]
/notify on
Turn notify on.
/notify off
Turn notify off
/notify Nickname
Adds the nickname to notify list.
/notify Ravi My haut
sugah bum
Adds Ravi to notify list with a little note.
/notify -s
Show notify list window.
/notify -h
Hide notify list window.
/notify -l
Lists all nicks in your notify list
/notify -r Nickname
Removes the nickname from your list.
/notify +Nickname
Will do a /whois on the nickname as part of the
notify.
NOTE: If you
prefix a nickname with a + sign then mIRC will do a
/whois on the nickname as part of the
notify. However, if you do this on too many nicknames
then the IRC server might disconnect you for flooding,
so it's best to use it only if you really need to.
You can manually force mIRC to update the notify list
by typing /notify with no parameters.
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/who lists current
people on your server...it has many supported
parameters. They are:
H = here,
hence not set "/away"
G = gone, is "/away"
* = User is an IRC Operator
+ = User is a voice on this channel (the
channel will be the very first part of the who)
@ = User is an operator in this channel
0) /quote who +hc
*!*@nut-sack.org #channel
>> List host in #channel
1) /quote who +h host
>> Lists users from specified host
2) /quote who -h host
>> Lists users *EXCEPT* from that
specific host.
3) /quote who +c #channel
>> List users who are in #channel
4) /quote who -a+c #channel
>> List users who *ARE AWAY* in #channel
(G)
5) /quote who +ac #channel
>> List users who *ARE NOT AWAY* in
#channel
6) /quote who +mc o #channel
>> List IRCop's in #channel (*)
7) /quote who -m+c o #channel
>> List who are *NOT IRCop's* in #channel
8) /quote who +mc A #channel
>> List who are *SERVER ADMIN* in
#channel
9) /quote who +mc a #channel
>> List who are *SERVICES ADMIN* in
#channel
10) /quote who +cn #channel *Aditya*
>> Lists all nicks in #channels which
matches *Aditya*
11) /quote who +s liberty.dal.net
>> List users on server
12) /quote who +cs #channel liberty.nj.us.dal.net
>> List users in #channel who are on
liberty.nj.us.dal.net
13) /quote who +cu #channel username
>> List given username's in #channel
Note - Username = Ident.
14) /quote who +C nickname
>> List the first visible channel the
nickname is in.
15) /quote who +Ms|u|h
>> Check for user in channels I am member
of: +M
s = server
u = username
h = hostname
Note - This
command checks for the users in the channels the
person is part of, it accepts the extra options s, u
or h (server, username or hostname).
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