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Introduction -
IRC Commands -
ACCESS -
ADMIN -
AUTH -
AWAY -
BATCH -
CAP -
CAPTCHA -
CHATHISTORY -
CHGPASS -
CONNECT -
CONTACT -
CREATE -
DATA -
DEVICE -
DIE -
EVENT -
INFO -
INVITE -
IRCX -
ISIRCX -
ISON -
JOIN -
KICK -
KILL -
LINKS -
LIST -
LISTX -
LUSERS -
MEMO -
MODE -
MOTD -
NAMES -
NICK -
NOTICE -
OBJECT -
OPER -
PART -
PASS -
PING -
PONG -
PRIVMSG -
PROP -
QUIT -
REGISTER -
REHASH -
REPLY -
REQUEST -
RESET -
SAJOIN -
SAMODE -
SANICK -
SAPART -
SILENCE -
SQUIT -
STATS -
STOP -
TAGMSG -
TIME -
TOPIC -
TRANSCRIPT -
UMODE2 -
UNREGISTER -
USER -
USERHOST -
USERS -
VERIFY -
VERSION -
WALLOPS -
WATCH -
WHISPER -
WHO -
WHOIS -
WHOWAS
LISTX
The LISTX command is an extended version of the LIST command that returns additional channel properties. Channels with extended names will be returned, even to non-IRCX clients. Some channel modes and the PICS rating string are included with the result.
Listing Channels by Name
Usage: LISTX [<channel list>]<channel list> A list of channels may be specified to find the PICS ratings or modes of those channels. If no channels are specified, the server will send the entire list of channels.
Listing Channels by Query
Usage: LISTX <query list> [<query limit>]<query list> One or more query terms separated by spaces or commas. The following query terms are supported:
<#
Selects channels with less than # members.>#
Selects channels with more than # members.C<#
Selects channels created less than # minutes ago.C>#
Selects channels created greater than # minutes ago.L=<mask>
Selects channels with a language property matching the mask string.N=<mask>
Selects channels with a name matching the mask string.R=0
Selects unregistered channels.R=1
Selects registered channels.S=<mask>
Selects channels with a subject matching the mask string.T<#
Selects channels with a topic changed less than # minutes ago.T>#
Selects channels with a topic changed greater than # minutes ago.T=<mask>
Selects channels that topic matches the mask string.
<mask> A sequence of characters used to select a matching channel name or topic. The characters
*
(wildcard) and ?
(single-character wildcard) are used for wildcard searches.(See section 5.8 of IRCX)