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Introduction -
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LIST -
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PART -
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PING -
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PRIVMSG -
PROP -
QUIT -
REGISTER -
REHASH -
REPLY -
REQUEST -
RESET -
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SAMODE -
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SILENCE -
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STATS -
STOP -
TAGMSG -
TIME -
TOPIC -
TRANSCRIPT -
UMODE2 -
UNREGISTER -
USER -
USERHOST -
USERS -
VERIFY -
VERSION -
WALLOPS -
WATCH -
WHISPER -
WHO -
WHOIS -
WHOWAS
REPLY
The REPLY command is used to respond to a REQUEST. The payload or message may be interpreted according to the tag. If the tag is unknown, the message may be discarded.
Sending a Reply to a Target
Usage: REPLY <target> <tag> :<message><target> The target of the reply (nickname or channel).
<tag> A tag indicating the format or type of the reply.
<message> The data to be sent as part of the reply.
Sending a Reply to Users in a Channel
Usage: REPLY <channel> [<nicklist>] <tag> :<message><channel> The target channel.
<nicklist> A comma-separated list of target users in the channel.
<tag> A tag indicating the format or type of the reply.
<message> The data to be sent as part of the reply.
(See section 6.4 of IRCX)