= Window Commands
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== /channel

Set the current focused window.

See also: focus

=== Examples

`+/c libera:#haskell+` +
`+/c #haskell+` +
`+/c libera:+`

== /focus

Set the current focused window.

When only `network` is specified this switches to the network status window.
When `network` and `target` are specified this switches to that chat window.

Nickname and channels can be specified in the `target` parameter.

See also: query, channel

== /clear

Clear a window.

If no arguments are provided, the current window is cleared.
If `channel` is not provided, the `network` window is cleared.
If `channel` is `*`, all windows for `network` are cleared.
If `channel` is provided, that chat window is cleared.

If a window is cleared and no longer active (e.g. due to leaving a channel),
that window will be removed entirely.

== /windows

Show a list of all windows.

`kind`, if specified, is one of `networks`, `channels` or `users`,
and limits the list to the type of window specified.

== /splits

This command defines the set of focuses that will
always be visible, even when unfocused.
If no focuses are listed, the set will be cleared.

=== Examples

`+/splits #haskell #haskell-lens nickserv+` +
`+/splits * libera:#haskell libera:chanserv+` +
`+/splits+`

See also: splits+, splits-

== /splits+

Add focuses to the splits set.
Omit the list of focuses to add the current window.

=== Examples

`+/splits+ #haskell #haskell-lens+` +
`+/splits+ libera:#libera+` +
`+/splits++`

== /splits-

Remove focuses from the splits set.
Omit the list of focuses to remove the current window.

== /ignore

Toggle the soft-ignore on each of the space-delimited given
nicknames. Ignores can use `*` (many) and `?` (one) wildcards.
Masks can be of the form `nick[[!user]@host]`
and use a case-insensitive comparison.

If no masks are specified the current ignore list is displayed.

=== Examples

`+/ignore+` +
`+/ignore nick1 nick2 nick3+` +
`+/ignore nick@host+` +
`+/ignore nick!user@host+` +
`+/ignore *@host+` +
`+/ignore *!baduser@*+`

== /grep

Filter view contents using a regular expression.

Clear the regular expression by calling this without an argument.

`/grep` is case-sensitive by default.

=== Flags

`-A n` - Show n messages after match
`-B n` - Show n messages before match
`-C n` - Show n messages before and after match
`-F`   - Use plain-text match instead of regular expression
`-i`   - Case insensitive match
`-v`   - Invert pattern match
`-m n` - Limit results to n matches
`--`   - Stop processing flags

== /dump

Dump the current window's contents to a file.

This command always outputs as if detailed mode is active.

== /mentions

Show a list of all messages that were highlighted as important.

When using `/grep` the important messages are those matching
the regular expression instead.

== /setwindow

Set window property.

=== Properties

`louder`: Upgrades normal messages to important. +
`loud`: Uses default message importance. +
`imponly`: Downgrades normal messages to boring. +
`quiet`: Downgrades important messages to normal. +
`quieter`: Downgrades message importance one step. +
`silent`: Downgrades message importance to boring.

`show` / `hide`: Toggles if window appears in window command shortcuts.

== /setname

Set window shortcut letter. If no letter is provided the next available
letter will automatically be assigned.

Available letters are configured in the `window-names` config setting,
which defaults to the characters available from
the top letter and number rows on a QWERTY keyboard.