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Accesos de teclado Comandos incorporados |
Vision
| Deskbar: | ||
| Ubicación: | /boot/system/apps/Vision/Vision | |
| Configuración: | ~/config/settings/Vision/* |
Vision es un cliente de IRC desarrollado originalmente para BeOS. La documentación y el rastreador de fallos están dispoibles en la página web de Vision.
El más frecuentado es el canal de habla inglesa #haiku en irc.freenode.net
Algunos consejos, especialmente si es nuevo en IRC:
Busque en internet para aprender más sobre la educación y etiqueta con IRC, que hacer y que no hacer en un chat. Sin buscar mucho, he encontrado esta útil Ayuda sobre IRC por Christoph Haas.
Al registrar su nombre de usuario se asegurará que nadie vaya a pasarse por usted y se podrá ganar la confianza de otros participantes. Vea las preguntas frecuentes de Freenode para más detalles.
Configure un sonido en la preferencias de Sonido de Haiku para ser notificado si alguien menciona su sobrenombre. La gente no siempre está pendiente de la pantalla de su cliente de IRC. El poner el sobrenombre de la persona a la que le está hablando, al principio de su línea para postear, aumenta las posibilidades que sea detectado. Similar a la Terminal, Vision soporta autocompletado por tabulación, por ejemplo si ingresa las primeras letras de un sobre nombre y presiona el tabulador, Vision lo completará con el primer nombre que concuerde.
Accesos de teclado
Vision provides a few handy keyboard shortcuts:
| TAB | Tab-completion like in Terminal: After entering a few letters of a nickname, hitting TAB completes to the first matching nickname. | |
| ↑ / ↓ | When the input control has focus, this will cycle through your recently entered text. | |
| ALT ↑ / ↓ | Activates the window that appears above / below the currently active (selected) one in the "Window list" | |
| SHIFT ALT ↑ / ↓ | Similar to ALT ↑ / ↓, but with a twist. Instead of activating the window immedietly above / below the current one, it looks ahead. If there are any windows with higher status bits then the current window, it jumps to those. It jumps to the highest found status bit first. To understand this, you must know that Vision color codes windows in the list with different "status bits" depending on how its contents have changed since it last had focus:
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Comandos incorporados
Here's a list of built-in commands, taken with permission from Vision's website.
The syntax:
| /COMMAND | the command | |
| <required> | a required parameter | |
| [optional] | an optional parameter | |
| | | a logical OR | |
| ... | more parameters possible |
Opens Vision's About window.
Opens www.acronymfinder.com with your current html handler. (Note: If the file-handler is not a browser, it opens the application specified in FileTypes.)
Sets away status on current network. If no away reason is specified, it is set to 'BRB'. (be right back)
Sets your status to 'back' on current network.
Clears the contents of the current text buffer.
Executes the specified ctcp command on a channel or nick.
Opens a private dcc chat session with the specified nick.
Sends a file to <nick>. If no file is specified, a File panel will open.
De-ops or de-voices <nick(s)>.
Like a private /ME, only <nick> can see it.
Resolves the given IP or domain name.
Quits Vision.
Same as /AWAY [away-reason], but applies to all connected networks.
Same as /BACK, but on applies to all connected networks.
Opens www.google.com with your current html handler. (Note: If the file-handler is not a browser, it opens the application specified in FileTypes.)
Invites <nick> to the <channel>.
Joins the <channel>. Provide a [channel-key] if necessary.
Kicks <nick> from current channel. If [reason] is not specified, it will be set to the reason specified in Preferences.
IRC operator command to disconnect a user from the network.
Opens a new view which lists all the channels on the current network. [except hidden channels]
Displays the channel modes of the current channel.
Same as , but on current channel.
Same as , but on current channel.
Displays: * {YourNickname} <text>.
Sets mode for <nick(s)> on <channel>.
e.g.
or
Sets the mode of <channel>. (Note: Commata just for optical separation.)
e.g.
Sends a <message> to <nick>.
Displays all channels and all nicks of the network in the network window. (Careful with this one)
Displays nick(s) in <channel>.
Changes your nick to <newnick>.
Sends a notice to <nick> with the given <message>.
Adds <nick(s)> to your notify list.
Executes the given <app>. If more than one application is provided, they will be executed in a pipe.
e.g. opens a new Terminal, and afterwards StyledEdit
or displays the contents of your ~/Downloads/ directory in the current window (Attention!)
Ops or voices to <nick(s)>.
Leaves current channel or network.
Pings the <nick> and returns the ping-time. Equivalent to .
Opens a query window on <nick>, optionally along with a [message].
Quits current network. If [custom-quit-message] is not specified, the default set in Preferences will be used.
Sends a raw IRC command.
Will reconnect you to the current network if the 47 automatic reconnection attempts have failed.
Causes current thread to sleep for the specified time ; for future scripting use.
IRC operator command to disconnect a server.
Returns local time of <nick>. Equivalent to
Displays the topic of the current channel or, if provided, of <channel>.
Sets the topic of <channel> to <new-channel-topic>.
Same as , but on current channel.
Removes <nick(s)> from your notify list.
Displays the systems uptime. If [-l] is specified, the uptime will be echoed locally, and not sent to the network.
Returns the client-version of <nicks> IRC-client. Equivalent to .
Opens <url> with your current html handler. (Note: If the handler is not a browser, it opens the application specified in FileTypes.)
Opens www.m-w.com (Merriam Webster) with your current html handler. (Note: If the handler is not a browser, it opens the application specified in FileTypes.)
Displays the Vision uptime. If [-l] is specified, the uptime will be echoed locally, and not sent to the network.
IRC operator command that sends a wallops message (visible to those with umode w active).
Returns whois information of <nick>.