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== Example == | == Example == | ||
topic #help.script,#quakenet | topic #help.script,#quakenet | ||
| − | Retrieves the current topic #help.script and #quakenet. | + | Retrieves the current topic on #help.script and #quakenet. |
topic #help.script [[$cr]] | topic #help.script [[$cr]] | ||
[[Quote|quote]] topic #help.script : | [[Quote|quote]] topic #help.script : | ||
| − | + | Are two different ways of clearing the topic on #help.script. | |
topic #help.script Welcome to #help.script | topic #help.script Welcome to #help.script | ||
| − | Sets the topic | + | Sets the topic on #help.script to ''Welcome to #help.script''. |
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
{{Relatedraws|topic}} | {{Relatedraws|topic}} | ||
[[Category:Basic IRC commands]] | [[Category:Basic IRC commands]] | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 26 November 2005
Changes or receives the topic of the channel.
/topic <#channel> [:[newtopic]]
- #channel is a comma seperated list of one or more channels.
- newtopic is the topic you want to set.
Using /topic without last parameter receives the topics of all specified channels.
With the last parameter, you set the topic of all specified channels. If chanmode +t is set, you need to be an operator (+o) to do this.
When re-setting the same topic, the change is only shown to you and for whom it changes, which allows resynching the topic without showing unneeded topic changes.
Example
topic #help.script,#quakenet
Retrieves the current topic on #help.script and #quakenet.
topic #help.script $cr quote topic #help.script :
Are two different ways of clearing the topic on #help.script.
topic #help.script Welcome to #help.script
Sets the topic on #help.script to Welcome to #help.script.
