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/channels as a parameterized LIST command #382
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So, I am still getting used to doing more "shared" rust - I have some personal projects and not much experience in the most idiomatic way of doing things (my day-to-day is java). However I forked and created a rudimentary "channels" command in my commit here: This does the basic, but it adds it as a TUI command as I was not really sure how to get a list of channel tabs (or any tabs really) while in the file This is my first here - so feel free to toss this away if it's in a totally incorrect direction, but I'd like to learn more, that's for sure as I use tiny every day and love it. |
@sullivant I think you are on the right track. The only thing is that I think we want to list all channels on the server, not only what we joined. The implementation will need to be similar to how Let me know if you need any help or find us in the #tiny channel on oftc. |
Gotcha - that makes sense about the channels, however there may be a lot of them. Will look into that! Going to take the advice re |
Yes, never run in a channel tab or you will flood it! |
Certainly. For instance if I'm connected to irc.libera.chat and run a
On this server, it's sorted by default alpha - which is fine, but there is very little ability to grep/grok any of it, as it all scrolls off. I wonder if also a param for "filtering" would be nice to have - ie: Anyway, I've got a bit of time today, but have to get back to some for-pay work. I hope to take a look at this more, and by all means, please understand that I'm enjoying this learning process, but don't wait for me if someone else already has it. :) |
Yeah, I think this is common among other clients, for example irssi offers some filtering by name and number of users |
To list channels I currently use LIST, but sometimes I want to change the ordering, or perhaps order by number of users instead.
No args to the command would result in the default LIST behavior.
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