I'm gonna rework this to be an extension.
but for right now you just get the binary.
All credits for this go to neutrak. he wrote it. in entirety.
will update this will the thing RSN
Compiled for: ALL KINDLES.
MAN:
CHANGELOG: V2
writes to stderr rather than physical file for errors...
but for right now you just get the binary.
All credits for this go to neutrak. he wrote it. in entirety.
will update this will the thing RSN
Compiled for: ALL KINDLES.
MAN:
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ACCIRC Section: User Commands (1) Updated: 24 Feb 2013 Index NAME accirc - The accidental ncurses irc client SYNOPSIS accirc [ --help | --version ] DESCRIPTION accirc starts ncurses; functionality is available from there; config is read from ~/.config/accirc/config.rc ; logs are stored in ~/.local/share/accirc/logs/ (Which is /var/tmp/ by default) Options --help tells you to read this man page --version outputs the version of this software, in the form <major int>.<minor int>; major counts redesigns, minor counts updates; for both, even numbers are stable, odd numbers are unstable/testing Commands \ escapes the first character of the input string (in case you want a literal : or /) : sends raw data to the current server (if there is one) /connect host port connects to an irc server at <host> on port <port> /exit [ message ] sends a QUIT to every irc server you're connected to /cli_escape new changes the client command escape character to <new>, if possible /ser_escape new changes the server raw data escape character to <new>, if possible /reconnect reconnect to the currently selected server if connection is lost for any reason /no_reconnect don't reconnect to the currently selected server /log keep logs for the currently selected server (this is the default) /no_log don't keep logs for the currently selected server /sl sets active server one left of current server /sr sets active server one right of current server /cl sets active channel one left of current channel /cr sets active channel one right of current channel /me sends CTCP ACTION message /r replies (by privmsg) to the last user we recieved a PM from on the currently selected server; if we have never gotten a PM, the default nick to reply to is the null string ""; parsing in some server implementations may treat this strangely, but it's out of my hands, the client will act as intended and send a "privmsg nick :msg" to the server /sleep seconds sleeps a given number of seconds /usleep microseconds sleeps a given number of microseconds /comment ignore this line, a comment (for an rc file) /autojoin channel join this channel on the current server as soon as we can (for an rc file) /autoident password auth for this nick on the current server as soon as we can (for an rc file) /fallback_nick nick set this as the backup nick if the nick specified is taken; if this nick is also taken _ is appended until one is unclaimed or we run out of characters allowed in the nick (for an rc file) /rejoin_on_kick for channels on current server, rejoin when kicked /no_rejoin_on_kick for channels on current server, don't rejoin when kicked Key Bindings f1 or alt+left channel left (see /cl) f2 or alt+right channel right (see /cr) f3 or alt+up server left (see /sl) f4 or alt+down server right (see /sr) f5 or alt+tab literal tab character (f5 left for backwards compatibility, alt+tab is recommended) f6 0x01 character, since screen intercepts literal ^A (for manually sending CTCP messages other than ACTION); displays as a bold \ in input area f7 0x03 character for sending MIRC colors (MIRC color support is still experimental, and requires compilation with -D MIRC_COLOR); displays as a bold in input area <tab> complete a nickname based on nicks in current channel PgUp scroll up one line in the channel scrollback, if possible PgDn scroll down one line in the channel scrollback, if possible Up scroll up one line in the input history, if possible Down scroll down one line in the input history, if possible FILES ~/.config/accirc/config.rc The startup file to run ~/.local/share/accirc/logs/ The location of all logs from all servers ~/.local/share/accirc/error_log.txt A log of any errors that couldn't be output through ncurses EXAMPLE RC FILE ~/.config/accirc/config.rc /connect daemonic.foonetic.net 6667 :nick accirc_user :user 1 2 3 4 /autojoin #faid3.0 /fallback_nick accirc_user /rejoin_on_kick BUGS MIRC colors don't work under screen; auto-reconnecting on drop is unreliable; flicker occurs frequently, since the clock updates every second (this is less noticable in screen or tmux for some reason) WWW http://somegenericsite.dyndns.org/index.php?p=code |
writes to stderr rather than physical file for errors...