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+ | ======Synopsis:====== | ||
+ | [[set]] hold_mode [on|off|toggle] | ||
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+ | ======Description:====== | ||
+ | When turned on, this setting causes the client to pause the held window | ||
+ | after each screenful of data, unless there is interaction by the user. | ||
+ | If the user does not issue a command of some sort within one screenful, | ||
+ | EPIC will buffer all further incoming messages. An issued command or a | ||
+ | simple carriage return will cause the display to advance another | ||
+ | screenful, and so on, until the display is up to date again. | ||
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+ | ======Other Notes:====== | ||
+ | When using multiple ircII windows, the setting of __HOLD_MODE__ does not | ||
+ | change the current __HOLD_MODE__ of any windows. Rather, it refers to the | ||
+ | default mode for any new windows. The [[WINDOW]] [[window HOLD_MODE|HOLD_MODE]] command must | ||
+ | be used to hold and unhold individual windows. | ||
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