Chat command syntax
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Hi all,
I wonder if someone with the current source tree would mind checking the usage and syntax of the "chat" command? I never use chat, but a brief play with it the other night revealed that the usage of "chat join" seems to be referring to some old form of syntax –-> "/join <channel>" for example.
Cheers,
Scott (Vizz).</channel>
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<quote author="Vizzini">
@Vizzini:Hi all,
I wonder if someone with the current source tree would mind checking the usage and syntax of the "chat" command? I never use chat, but a brief play with it the other night revealed that the usage of "chat join" seems to be referring to some old form of syntax –-> "/join <channel>" for example.
Cheers,
Scott (Vizz).</channel></quote>
Heya,
If you look in the interpreter you see / is just an abbreviation for "chat" - the two are interchangeable. It calls the same function, kind of like ".foo" and "gossip foo".
So "chat join <channel>" and "/join <channel>" are exactly the same. Sorry I didnt make this completely explicit - I added it to our crappy helpfile on chat.
A/S</channel></channel>
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