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#1286)
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config)
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"repeat:count,string" (closes #958)
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arguments (closes #1248)
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startup
If given, the option replaces the option weechat.plugin.autoload.
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initialized
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#1200)
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(issue #1108, issue #1159)
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(issue #1113)
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content
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evaluated values
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In addition to searching the statically configured WEECHAT_LIBDIR
(weechat's installation directory) for plugins, search the path
given in the environment variable WEECHAT_EXTRA_LIBDIR. This makes
departing from the FHS standard while keeping the plugins packaged
separately easier. This change was made specifically with the Nix
package manager in mind, but can easily be used by others.
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custom path or lib dir
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string ("cut:" and "cutscr:") (closes #963)
The format to use is one of:
- ${cut:+max,suffix,string}
- ${cutscr:+max,suffix,string}
With the "+" before max, WeeChat ensures there are at most "max" chars in
output, including the length of suffix string.
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The syntax is: ${cutscr:max,suffix,string}.
The string is cut after max chars displayed on screen. If the string is cut,
the optional suffix is added after.
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/upgrade (closes #903)
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