How can I filter just one particular nick messages in weechat (IRC)
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Consider have a buffer/channel opened in your weechat. I want to temporarily see all the messages of one user/nick. Is this possible? This means only the filtered nick messages will be shown (just for a while).
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Consider have a buffer/channel opened in your weechat. I want to temporarily see all the messages of one user/nick. Is this possible? This means only the filtered nick messages will be shown (just for a while).
terminal irc weechat
asked Dec 8 at 11:23
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Consider have a buffer/channel opened in your weechat. I want to temporarily see all the messages of one user/nick. Is this possible? This means only the filtered nick messages will be shown (just for a while).
terminal irc weechat
asked Dec 8 at 11:23
SdidS
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Consider have a buffer/channel opened in your weechat. I want to temporarily see all the messages of one user/nick. Is this possible? This means only the filtered nick messages will be shown (just for a while).
terminal irc weechat
terminal irc weechat
asked Dec 8 at 11:23
SdidS
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asked Dec 8 at 11:23
SdidS
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asked Dec 8 at 11:23
SdidS
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asked Dec 8 at 11:23
SdidS
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asked Dec 8 at 11:23
SdidS
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You can try to use /filter:
/filter add <name> <buffer>[,<buffer>...] <tags> <regex>
You could use <regex> to match everything you don't like. However, maybe ! works to negate tags, too. I'm not sure about that. You could try something like:
/filter add SHOWNICKNAMEONLY * !nick_NICKNAME *
The nick in this case would be ǸICKNAME. nick_NICKNAME is the tag which matches everything from NICKNAME. !nick_NICKNAME should match everything else.
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
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Thanks, this works:/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME *and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter:/filter del test.
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You can try to use /filter:
/filter add <name> <buffer>[,<buffer>...] <tags> <regex>
You could use <regex> to match everything you don't like. However, maybe ! works to negate tags, too. I'm not sure about that. You could try something like:
/filter add SHOWNICKNAMEONLY * !nick_NICKNAME *
The nick in this case would be ǸICKNAME. nick_NICKNAME is the tag which matches everything from NICKNAME. !nick_NICKNAME should match everything else.
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
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Thanks, this works:/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME *and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter:/filter del test.
– SdidS
Dec 9 at 2:33
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You can try to use /filter:
/filter add <name> <buffer>[,<buffer>...] <tags> <regex>
You could use <regex> to match everything you don't like. However, maybe ! works to negate tags, too. I'm not sure about that. You could try something like:
/filter add SHOWNICKNAMEONLY * !nick_NICKNAME *
The nick in this case would be ǸICKNAME. nick_NICKNAME is the tag which matches everything from NICKNAME. !nick_NICKNAME should match everything else.
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
2258
Thanks, this works:/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME *and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter:/filter del test.
– SdidS
Dec 9 at 2:33
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You can try to use /filter:
/filter add <name> <buffer>[,<buffer>...] <tags> <regex>
You could use <regex> to match everything you don't like. However, maybe ! works to negate tags, too. I'm not sure about that. You could try something like:
/filter add SHOWNICKNAMEONLY * !nick_NICKNAME *
The nick in this case would be ǸICKNAME. nick_NICKNAME is the tag which matches everything from NICKNAME. !nick_NICKNAME should match everything else.
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
2258
You can try to use /filter:
/filter add <name> <buffer>[,<buffer>...] <tags> <regex>
You could use <regex> to match everything you don't like. However, maybe ! works to negate tags, too. I'm not sure about that. You could try something like:
/filter add SHOWNICKNAMEONLY * !nick_NICKNAME *
The nick in this case would be ǸICKNAME. nick_NICKNAME is the tag which matches everything from NICKNAME. !nick_NICKNAME should match everything else.
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
2258
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
2258
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
2258
answered Dec 8 at 14:28
Jayjayyy
2258
2258
Thanks, this works:/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME *and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter:/filter del test.
– SdidS
Dec 9 at 2:33
add a comment |
Thanks, this works:/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME *and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter:/filter del test.
– SdidS
Dec 9 at 2:33
Thanks, this works:
/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME * and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter: /filter del test.– SdidS
Dec 9 at 2:33
Thanks, this works:
/filter add test * !nick_NICKNAME * and I wanted to only show the messages of NICKNAME in all buffers. To restore original I either disable the whole filters or delete the test filter: /filter del test.– SdidS
Dec 9 at 2:33
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