Sat, 20 Nov 2010 17:56:15 GMT
As I am using bitlbee and quite a few autojoined irc-channels, irssi can get a lot less handy because of its many windows.
There are M-0 to M-9 to quickly navigate through the first 10 windows. M-a gets you to what irssi thinks that is the active window, but I want to control this myself. "/window 27" is a long command, that takes long to type.
So I decided to add a few aliases. I didnt want to write an irssi-script for it, and since I never had more than 100 windows, I just typed
$ i=0; while [[ $i -le 100 ]]; do echo /alias $i /window $i; ((i++)); done
in bash and pasted the output into irssi. Now I can acces windows via /<window_number>, i.e. /1, /27, /100. Nice.
There are M-0 to M-9 to quickly navigate through the first 10 windows. M-a gets you to what irssi thinks that is the active window, but I want to control this myself. "/window 27" is a long command, that takes long to type.
So I decided to add a few aliases. I didnt want to write an irssi-script for it, and since I never had more than 100 windows, I just typed
$ i=0; while [[ $i -le 100 ]]; do echo /alias $i /window $i; ((i++)); done
in bash and pasted the output into irssi. Now I can acces windows via /<window_number>, i.e. /1, /27, /100. Nice.
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