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+ | # $EPIC: hold_mode.txt,v 1.3 2007/02/27 04:57:37 jnelson Exp $ | ||
+ | ======Synopsis:====== | ||
+ | [[load]] hold_mode \\ | ||
+ | [[set]] hold_mode \\ | ||
+ | [[set]] hold_interval \\ | ||
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+ | ======Description:====== | ||
+ | The hold_mode script implements backwards compatability for ircII users | ||
+ | who were used to /SET HOLD_MODE and /SET HOLD_INTERVAL, which do not exist | ||
+ | in the client. Previously, these [[set]]s existed and acted upon all windows | ||
+ | globally, but these days the client controls hold_mode on each window | ||
+ | individually. By loading this script, you can get the old ircII behavior. | ||
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+ | When you /SET HOLD_MODE, then all of the windows in the client will have | ||
+ | their [[window hold_mode|hold mode]] changed to the new value; when you | ||
+ | /SET HOLD_INTERVAL, all of the windows in the client will have their | ||
+ | [[window hold_interval|hold interval]] changed ot the new value; when | ||
+ | you create a new window, it will automatically inherit the current global | ||
+ | values. | ||
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+ | The default value is /SET HOLD_MODE OFF, and /SET HOLD_INTERVAL 10. | ||
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+ | You need to do [[set hold_slider]] 100 to get the full effect of ircII's | ||
+ | hold mode system. | ||
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+ | ======History:====== | ||
+ | This script first appeared in epic4-1.1.13. | ||
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