The implemented commands
/ctcp [nickname] [ctcptype] [parameters]
You could use the ctcp command to get some information
about some other user. Some examples:
- /ctcp [nickname] version
- /ctcp [nickname] ping
- /ctcp [nickname] clientinfo
/invite [nick] [#channel]
If you have received channel operator status, you can invite
someone to join that channel, is he isn't allready on it.
/join [#channel]
The join command is the way to join a channel.
/kick [#channel] [nickname] [reason for kick]
If you've received operator status on a channel, and you want
to kick somebody out of the channel, you should use the
command kick.
/kill [nickname] [reason for kill]
If you have the IRC-Operator status, you could use the
kill command to close someone's connection to an
IRC-server.
/list
If you would like to have a list of active channels, you
could use the list command.
/me [action]
The me command is used to do an action in a channel,
or in a private chat session.
/mode [#channel] [+/- mode flag] [misc]
With the mode command, you can change personalmodes
and channelmodes. Here are some examples:
- /mode [#channel] [-/+iklmnopstv] [parameters]
- /mode [#channel] [-/+b] [nick!login@hostname.org]
- /mode [yournick] [-/+iwr]
/msg [nickname] [message]
Use the command msg to send someone a private message,
without opening a new Private Chat window.
/nick [nickname]
If you want to change your nick to something else, you could
use this command. However, the nick command doesn't
work, when your connection is restricted (+r).
/notice [nick/#channel] [message]
The notice command is just like the msg
command, the only difference is that there is no automated
responce generated.
/oper [nickname] [password]
The oper command is used to give you IRC-Operator
status. If you have the IRC-Operator status, you could kill
someone using the kill command.
/part [/#channel]
Use the part command to part an active channel.
/quit [reason]
If you want to quit IRC-ing, use the quit command.
/topic [#channel] [topic]
The topic command is used to change the topic on a
channel. You can only do this, if you have received channel
operator status.
/who [#channel]
You can use the who command to list the current
users on a specified channel. Users who are invisible (+i)
are not listed.
/whois [nickname]
With the whois command you can get some info on a
specified nickname.
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