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--- irssi [2011/04/09 18:10] – k2patel
+++ irssi [2020/08/10 02:35] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 you can use shell command to execute and print on channel.
-===== Fortune =====
+== Fortune ==
 <code bash>
 /alias fortune exec - -o /usr/bin/fortune
-</bash>
+</code>
+== Figlet ==
+<code bash>
+/alias figlet exec - -o /usr/bin/figlet -f times $0-
+</code>
+=== From other pages ===
+remove activity from all windows:
+<code bash>
+alias UNACT script exec foreach $$w (Irssi::windows()) { Irssi::command(“window goto $$w->{refnum}”)\;} ; window goto $winref
+</code>
+calc with (10) decimals:
+<code bash>
+alias CALC exec – if which bc &>/dev/null\; then echo ‘scale=10\;$*’ | bc | awk ‘{print “$*=”$$1}’\; else echo bc was not found\; fi
+</code>
+Dump perl object (e.g. /dump Irssi::active_win):
+<code bash>
+alias DUMP script exec use Data::Dumper\; print Data::Dumper->new([\\$0-])->Dump
+</code>
+Put output of a command in the current window (e.g. /here help blah) (does not work with whois, and other output coming from the server):
+<code bash>
+alias HERE script exec \$a=Irssi::active_win\;sub b{Irssi::signal_remove(‘print text’,'b’)\;Irssi::signal_stop()\;\$a->print(\$_[1],\$_[0]->{‘level’})\;Irssi::signal_add_first(‘print text’,'b’)\;}\;Irssi::signal_add_first(‘print text’,'b’)\;\$a->command(“$*”)\;
+</code>
+do /lastlog, but for all windows… /alllast -HILIGHT would show all hilights in every buffer in the current window (like hilightwindow.pl, but not ‘life’)
+<code bash>
+alias ALLLASTLOG script exec foreach (Irssi::windows()) {Irssi::command(“lastlog – -window \$_->{‘refnum’} $*”)\;}
+</code>
+execute a command on a given server (e.g. “/tag ircnet join #irssi” would join irssi on ircnet (if you’re connected to ircnet)):
+<code bash>
+alias TAG script exec Irssi::server_find_tag(‘$0′)->command(‘$1-’);
+</code>
+list (say) your currently loaded scripts (just the names, on one line):
+<code bash>
+alias LISTSCRIPTS script exec foreach \$s (sort grep(s/::\$//, keys %Irssi::Script::)) {\$a .= “\$s “\;}\; Irssi::active_win->command(“say \$a”)\;
+</code>
+list (print) a list of servers you’re currently connected to, what nick you have there, and on which channels you are:
+<code bash>
+alias LISTCHANS script exec foreach (Irssi::servers()){\$a=”\$_->{‘chatnet’}(\$_->{‘address’}) \$_->{‘nick’}:”\; foreach (\$_->channels()) {\$a.=’ ‘.(\$_->{‘ownnick’}->{‘op’}?’@':\$_->{‘ownnick’}->{‘voice’}?’+':”).”\$_->{‘name’}”\;}\;print \$a\;}
+</code>
+mass-op all non-voiced (to op everyone just use /op *):
+<code bash>
+alias MOP script exec foreach \$n (Irssi::active_win->{‘active’}->nicks()) {if (\$n->{‘op’} == 0 && \$n->{‘voice’} == 0) {\$a .= “\$n->{‘nick’} “\;}}\; Irssi::active_win->command(“OP \$a”)\;
+</code>
+Show for how long you have been connected to the current server:
+<code bash>
+alias CONNECTIONUPTIME script exec \$a=`date +%s` – Irssi::active_win->{‘active_server’}->{‘connect_time’}\; Irssi::print( int(\$a/3600/24).”d “.int(\$a/3600%24).”h “. int(\$a/60%60).”m “. int(\$a%60).”s”)\;
+</code>
+Goto to x’th last window (0 = last, 1 = second last)
+<code bash>
+alias window_goto_last_minus script exec Irssi::command(“window goto “.(sort{\$b<=>\$a}map{\$_->{refnum}}Irssi::windows())[$0])
+</code>
+Remove all bans set by you
+<code bash>
+alias mubmy script exec \$c=Irssi::active_win->{‘active’}\;if(\$c){foreach \$ban (\$c->bans()){if(\$ban->{‘setby’} =~ /^$N/){\$unban.=\$ban->{‘ban’}.’ ‘\;}}}\;\$c->command(“unban \$unban”);
+</code>
+[[http://wouter.coekaerts.be/irssi/aliases | source]]
 ==== IrSSi Settings ====
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+==== Nice Scripts ====
+=== window_switcher ===
+[[ http://wouter.coekaerts.be/irssi/scripts/window_switcher.pl | Download ]] \\
+[[http://wouter.coekaerts.be/irssi/window_switcher | Source ]]
+<code text>
+  * Add the statusbar item:
+      /STATUSBAR window add window_switcher
+  * Type /ws followed by a window number or part of a window or channel name.
+  * When the right item is at the first place in the statusbar, press enter.
+  * For faster usage, do “/BIND ^G multi erase_line;insert_text /ws “, type ctrl-G, and start typing…
+</code>
+==== ShortCut's ====
+<code bash>
+Ctrl-X to switch between network connections
+Alt-[0-9] switch to windows
+</code>
+==== Binding F Key ====
+<code bash>
+/bind meta2-P     key F1
+/bind meta2-Q     key F2
+/bind meta2-R     key F3
+/bind meta2-S     key F4
+/bind meta2-15~   key F5
+/bind meta2-17~   key F6
+/bind meta2-18~   key F7
+/bind meta2-19~   key F8
+/bind meta2-20~   key F9
+/bind meta2-21~   key F10
+/bind meta2-24~   key F12
+/bind meta2-23~   key F11
+/bind meta2-24~   key F12
+/bind meta2-2P    key sF1
+/bind meta2-2Q    key sF2
+/bind meta2-2R    key sF3
+/bind meta2-2S    key sF4
+/bind meta2-15;2~ key sF5
+/bind meta2-17;2~ key sF6
+/bind meta2-18;2~ key sF7
+/bind meta2-19;2~ key sF8
+/bind meta2-20;2~ key sF9
+/bind meta2-21;2~ key sF10
+/bind meta2-24;2~ key sF12
+/bind meta2-23;2~ key sF11
+/bind meta2-24;2~ key sF12
+</code>
+When you’ve done that, you can do, for example /bind F1 change_window 1 to bind something to F1, or /bind sF1 for shift-F1.
+[[http://wouter.coekaerts.be/irssi/keybindings | Source]]
 ==== My Environment ====