= Client Commands
:toc:

== /exit

Exit the client immediately.

== /reload

Reload the client configuration file.

If `filename` is provided it will be used to reload.
Otherwise the previously loaded configuration file will be reloaded.

== /in

Execute a command on a window other than the current one.

`focus` is the name of a window as would be used with the `channel` command.

`command` is the name of a command or macro followed by its arguments.
Macro expansions will be resolved as if `focus` was the current focus.

See also: channel

=== Examples

`+/in libera: list+` +
`+/in #glirc setwindow louder+`

== /extension

Run a command provided by an extension.

`extension` should be the name of a loaded extension with
a process_command callback.

== /palette

Show the current palette settings and a color chart to help pick new colors.

== /digraphs

Show the table of digraphs. A digraph is a pair of characters
that can be used together to represent an uncommon character.
Type the two-character digraph corresponding to the desired
output character and then press M-k (default binding).

The digraphs list is searchable with `+/grep+`.

See also: grep

== /keymap

Show the key binding map.

Key bindings can be changed in configuration file.
Run `+glirc --config-format+` for details.

== /rtsstats

Show the GHC RTS statistics.

== /exec

Execute a command synchnonously, optionally sending the output to IRC.

Arguments to this command are:
`+[-n[network]] [-c[channel]] [-i input] command [arguments...]+`

`input` is sent to the standard input of the command.

When neither `network` nor `channel` are specified,
output goes to client window (focus name "*").
When `network` is specified,
output is sent as raw IRC traffic to the network.
When `channel` is specified,
output is sent as chat to the given channel on the current network.
When `network` and `channel` are specified,
output is sent as chat to the given channel on the given network.

`arguments` is split on spaces into words before being
processed by getopt. Use Haskell string literal syntax to
create arguments with escaped characters and spaces inside.

== /url

Open a URL seen in chat.

The URL is opened using the executable configured under `url-opener`.

When this command is active in the textbox,
chat messages are filtered to only show ones with URLs.

When `number` is omitted it defaults to 1.
The number selects the URL to open, counting back from the most recent.

== /help

Show documentation.

When `topic` is omitted, a list of all commands and macros is shown.

When `topic` contains a colon, sends the portion after the first colon
as a `+HELP+` message to the network specified before the first colon
(or the currently-focused network if empty), then shows the result.

Otherwise, interprets `topic` as a command name and shows its documentation.

=== Examples

`+/help+`
`+/help c+`
`+/help :index+`
`+/help libera:accept+`