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Update for ERC 5.1.3. Revision: emacs@sv.gnu.org/emacs--devo--0--patch-348 Creator: Michael Olson <mwolson@gnu.org>
author Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org>
date Fri, 14 Jul 2006 02:29:50 +0000
parents 7010bb070445
children bc5d69739d5e
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107 If this variable is set to `max', then channel names will be shortened 107 If this variable is set to `max', then channel names will be shortened
108 to the max. Usually, shortened channel names will remain unique for a 108 to the max. Usually, shortened channel names will remain unique for a
109 given set of existing channels. When shortening to the max, the shortened 109 given set of existing channels. When shortening to the max, the shortened
110 channel names will be unique for the set of active channels only. 110 channel names will be unique for the set of active channels only.
111 Example: If there are tow active channels #emacs and #vi, and two inactive 111 Example: If there are two active channels #emacs and #vi, and two inactive
112 channels #electronica and #folk, then usually the active channels are 112 channels #electronica and #folk, then usually the active channels are
113 shortened to #em and #v. When shortening to the max, however, #emacs is 113 shortened to #em and #v. When shortening to the max, however, #emacs is
114 not compared to #electronica -- only to #vi, therefore it can be shortened 114 not compared to #electronica -- only to #vi, therefore it can be shortened
115 even more and the result is #e and #v. 115 even more and the result is #e and #v.
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