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| + | # $EPIC: tabkey.jm.txt,v 1.2 2007/03/04 20:52:39 jnelson Exp $ | ||
| + | ======Synopsis:====== | ||
| + | [[load]] tabkey.jm \\ | ||
| + | [[set]] nick_completion_char //<char>// \\ | ||
| + | [[set]] tab_history_cycle_size //<number>// \\ | ||
| + | [[set]] zsh_style_completion [ON|OFF|TOGGLE] | ||
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| + | ======Description:====== | ||
| + | This script implements a tab-key facility. A tab-key facility is a feature | ||
| + | that operates when you press the <tab> key. Ordinarily, the client does not | ||
| + | take any action when you press <tab>, but there are very many scripts that | ||
| + | will provide soem useful feature. | ||
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| + | This script tries to "do the right thing" when you press <tab>, in much | ||
| + | the same way shells do. Try it! | ||
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| + | This script features: | ||
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| + | * target history cycling for /msg and /notice | ||
| + | * match possibility cycling (zsh-style completion) | ||
| + | * reverse cycling (ctrl + r) | ||
| + | * shell-like completion for /exec | ||
| + | * script name completion for /load | ||
| + | * the ability to complete words anywhere in the input line | ||
| + | * proper handling of file names that contain spaces | ||
| + | * multi-server support | ||
| + | * completion of aliases, command names, channel names, nicknames, | ||
| + | /set variables, /help topics and file names | ||
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| + | ======History:====== | ||
| + | This script was written by jm and first appeared in epic4-1.1.13. | ||
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