> If I am connected to multiple servers, which irssi supports very well, it > is possible for me to have windows open to channels or nicks of identical > names on different servers. > > /win goto $FOO > > is indispensable when you have dozens of windows. But it stops being that > way in the case described above. > > The "goto" algorithm should start its search at window n+1, where n is the > current window, then wrap around back to window 1 at the end (if n is not > 1). > > That way I can goto my window with user "foobar" on OFTC if I am currently > in my window with user "foobar" on Freenode. >
Initial response from upstream: 20:43:39 < JD> coekie: any idea on http://bugs.debian.org/333809 20:46:10 < coekie> JD: easily implemented in a script ;) 20:46:33 < coekie> and I think the current window goto prefers the target of the same server as the active one (I'm not really sure though) 20:46:43 < coekie> and that's just as sane behaviour imo 20:49:10 < JD> coekie: but if you are on several channels of the same name, surely you don't want to go to the one you are currently in 20:50:14 < JD> hmmm actually it appears to start the search from the beginning 20:52:01 < coekie> JD: but if you're on #channel1 on net1, and do /window goto #channel2, you may expect to go to #channel2 on net1, and not net2 -- David Pashley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
