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Using ChatZilla
Table Of Contents
Part 1: Introduction to ChatZilla.
1.1: Introduction
1.1.1: What is IRC?
1.1.2: What is ChatZilla?
1.1.3: Where do I get more information on IRC?
1.2: The User Interface.
1.2.1: Menu structure.
1.2.2: User list.
1.2.3: Output area.
1.2.4: View tabs.
1.2.5: Status bar.
1.3: Features of the input area.
1.3.1: Responding to the last person who spoke to you.
1.3.2: Autocompleting nicknames.
1.3.3: Autocompleting commands.
1.3.4: Multiline input.
Part 2: Navigating IRC with ChatZilla.
2.1: Connecting to an IRC network.
2.1.1: Listing available networks.
2.1.2: Attaching to a network.
2.1.3: Canceling an attach that isn't going well.
2.1.4: Connecting to a specific server.
2.1.5: Disconnecting when you're finished.
2.2: Channels.
2.2.1: Finding a channel.
2.2.2: Joining.
2.2.3: Modes, Topics, and Kicks.
2.2.4: Parting.
2.3: Private messages.
2.3.1: Receiving messages.
2.3.2: Sending messages.
2.3.3: Query windows.
Part 3: Scripting ChatZilla.
3.1: Scripting basics.
3.1.1: The /eval command.
3.1.2: Writing text to the output window.
3.1.3: Writing DOM nodes to the output window.
3.1.1: Exploring objects with dumpObjectTree();
3.2: More Scripting.
3.2.1: External scripts.
3.2.2: Hooking into IRC events.
Appendix A:
A: Styling the output window.
(copy of the comment in output-window.css)
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