Slash Commands: Difference between revisions

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/me makes a comment</nowiki></code>

/me makes a comment

~~Resulting~~ in: '''* My Name''' makes a comment

/emote makes a comment</nowiki></code>

Both resulting in: '''* My Name''' makes a comment

What it does have beyond this, are keybindings, and this list collects the majority of known commands, functional or not. The original [http://www.publicdemands.co.uk/archive/index.php/t-689.html|2011 forum source] of this information (username: wibiti) pre-edited the list.

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Many commands have been added or removed over the years, so assume this list is out of date and feel free to help improve the currency by discovering commands given in the Shortcuts menu. Do be careful about deciding to remove any commands, since they may appear non-functional if you are not in the correct context for the command to be used.

=== Why is this command list useful? ===

=== Why is this command list useful ===

It can save everyone time. It is far simpler to tell someone who is docked to "type /open_overview_settings" than instructing them to 1) undock, 2) click for overview settings dropdown, 3)... etc. or even 1) Open your keybind menu... etc.

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-/me makes a comment</nowiki></code>
+/me makes a comment
-Resulting in: '''* My Name''' makes a comment
+/emote makes a comment</nowiki></code>
+Both resulting in: '''* My Name''' makes a comment
 What it does have beyond this, are keybindings, and this list collects the majority of known commands, functional or not. The original [http://www.publicdemands.co.uk/archive/index.php/t-689.html|2011 forum source] of this information (username: wibiti) pre-edited the list.
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 Many commands have been added or removed over the years, so assume this list is out of date and feel free to help improve the currency by discovering commands given in the Shortcuts menu. Do be careful about deciding to remove any commands, since they may appear non-functional if you are not in the correct context for the command to be used.
-=== Why is this command list useful? ===
+=== Why is this command list useful ===
 It can save everyone time. It is far simpler to tell someone who is docked to "type /open_overview_settings" than instructing them to 1) undock, 2) click for overview settings dropdown, 3)... etc. or even 1) Open your keybind menu... etc.