rcirc Manual
rcirc
is an Emacs IRC client.
IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a multi-user chat protocol. Users communicate with each other in real-time. Communication occurs both in topic channels which are collections of many users, or privately, with just one other user.
Basics | |
Reference | |
Fighting Information Overload | |
Hacking and Tweaking | |
GNU Free Documentation License | |
Key Index | |
Variable Index | |
Index | |
Detailed Node Listing
Basics | |
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Internet Relay Chat | |
Getting started with rcirc | |
Reference | |
rcirc commands | |
Useful IRC commands | |
Configuration | |
Fighting Information Overload | |
Channels | |
People | |
Keywords | |
Notices | |
Hacking and Tweaking | |
Skipping /away messages using handlers | |
Using fly spell mode | |
Scrolling conservatively | |
Changing the time stamp format | |
Defining a new command | |
Reconnecting after you have lost the connection | |
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