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- Usage: JOIN [-INVITE|<channel_list> [<key>]]
- Changes your current channel to the channel specified.
- If no parameters are given, your current channel is displayed.
-
- Channel names begin with a # or & and may contain any character
- except space, carriage return, null and line feed. For example,
- #My_Channel, # or #!@$%^&* are valid channel names.
- Channel names beginning with the character '&' are local to your server.
-
- If the specified channel does not already exist, it will be created.
- Otherwise, if MODE +k <key> is enabled on the channel, you will have to
- supply the <key> to complete join.
-
- Available flags:
- -INVITE
- If the -INVITE switch is used, you will join the channel that you were
- last INVITED to. Or, if we wish to be grammatically correct,
- you will join the channel to which you were last invited.
-
- Note:
- Joining a channel does not cause you to leave your previous
- channel unless NOVICE is set to ON. See SET NOVICE
- If you have NOVICE off, it is possible to join several channels
- at the same time.. with
- JOIN #channel1,#channel2,#channel3
- You must use commas and no spaces to separate the channel names.
-
- CHANNEL and JOIN are identical.
-
- See Also:
- SET NOVICE
- MODE for information about changing channel characteristics.
-