(last updated: 12/28/17)@channel/ < switch >
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The base command for all public channel functions. It requires one of several
switches to function:
/list - Returns a list of all available channels and their current status. /on <channel> - Turns the specified channel on. /off <channel> - Turns the specified channel off. /who <channel> - Returns a list of which players have the specified channel turned on. /what <channel> - Returns basic information about the specified channel. /gag [<channel>] - Temporarily mutes the specified channel. If '/gag all' is specified, it mutes all channels that are turned on. /ungag [<channel>] - Unmutes a channel so you can listen to it again. '/ungag all' unmutes all channels. /last <channel>=<#> - Returns the last # lines that have been transmitted to the specified channel. '<channel> last' is a similar command that returns anything said in the last 10 minutes, by default, on the specified channel. The length of time may be changed by setting the property '&<channel>_last me=<time>' where <time> is in minutes.
@channel may be abbreviated @chan.
In order to speak on a channel that is turned on, type '+ < channel > < message > '.
The name of the channel may be truncated as long as the command remains
distinct from other channels.
Set foreground color for a channel:
@set me=_chan/<channel>/fore:<color>
Set background color for a channel:
@set me=_chan/<channel>/back:<color>