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<b>The shortcut for the alias</b><br />It can be used as a regular slash command.<br /><br /><b>Example:</b> "foo" can be used per /foo

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<b>The string the shortcut will be expanded to</b><br /><b>special variables:</b><br /> - <b>$i</b> represents the i'th parameter.<br /> - <b>$i..j</b> represents the i'th to j'th parameter separated by spaces.<br /> - <b>$i..</b> represents all parameters from i on separated by spaces.<br /> - <b>$i:hostname</b> represents the hostname of the user identified by the i'th parameter or a * if unknown.<br /> - <b>$0</b> the whole string.<br /> - <b>$nick</b> your current nickname<br /> - <b>$channel</b> the name of the selected channel<br /><br />Multiple commands can be separated with semicolons<br /><br /><b>Example:</b> "Test $1; Test $2; Test All $0" will be expanded to three separate messages "Test 1", "Test 2" and "Test All 1 2 3" when called like /test 1 2 3

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<p><b>Ignore rule:</b></p>
<p>Depending on the type of the rule, the text is matched against either:</p>
<p><u>- the message content:</u></p>
<p><i>Example:</i>
<br />
<i>*foobar*</i> matches any text containing the word <i>foobar</i></p>
<p><u>- the sender string</u> <i>(nick!ident@host.name)</i></p>
<p><i>Examples:</i>
<br />
- <i>*@foobar.com</i> matches any sender from host <i>foobar.com</i>
<br />
- <i>stupid!.+</i> (RegEx) matches any sender with nickname <i>stupid</i> from any host</p>

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<p><b>Use regular expressions:</b></p>
<p>If enabled, rules follow regular expression syntax.</p>
<p>Otherwise rules allow wildcard matching with the following special characters:</p>
<p> *: representing "any amount of any character"
<br />
?: representing "exactly one character"</p>

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<p><b>Scope:</b></p>
<p><u>Global:</u></p>
<p>The rule is active for any channel on any network</p>
<p><u>Network:</u></p>
<p>The list below is interpreted as a list of networks for which the rule should match</p>
<p><u>Channel:</u></p>
<p>The list below is interpreted as a list of channels for which the rule should match</p>

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<p><b>Scope rule:</b></p>
<p>A scope rule is a semicolon separated list of either <i>network</i> or <i>channel</i> names.</p>
<p><i>Example:</i>
<br />
<i>#quassel*; #foobar</i>
<br />
would match on #foobar and on any channel starting with <i>#quassel</i></p>

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<b>Ignore rule:</b><br />Depending on the type of the rule, the text is matched against either:<br /><br />- <u>the message content:</u><br /><i>Example:<i><br /> "*foobar*" matches any text containing the word "foobar"<br /><br />- <u>the sender string <i>nick!ident@host.name<i></u><br /><i>Example:</i><br /> "*@foobar.com" matches any sender from host foobar.com<br /> "stupid!.+" (RegEx) matches any sender with nickname "stupid" from any host<br />