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/me <message> | /me <message> | ||
| − | *<message> is what the active window will receive as action. | + | *<message> is what the active window will receive as your action. |
| − | '''Note''' If you need to specify a channel as target (in a script for example), use /descibe. | + | '''Note:''' If you need to specify a channel as target (in a script for example), use [[describe|/descibe]]. |
== Example == | == Example == | ||
/me is back | /me is back | ||
| − | + | This would show the following:<br /> | |
| − | <10:29> * SomeIRCdude is back | + | <10:29> * SomeIRCdude is back |
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | * [[Ame|/ame]] sends an action to all open channel windows. | + | * [[Ame|/ame]] - sends an action to all open channel windows. |
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Basic IRC commands]] |
Latest revision as of 18:54, 25 April 2008
Sends an action to the active window.
/me <message>
- <message> is what the active window will receive as your action.
Note: If you need to specify a channel as target (in a script for example), use /descibe.
Example
/me is back
This would show the following:
<10:29> * SomeIRCdude is back
See Also
- /ame - sends an action to all open channel windows.
