Synopsis:
   load commander

Description:
   This script sets a number of meta-key bindings.  Each key is bound to
   some commonly-used function.  All of the keys shown are prefixed with
   the ESC key.

     Key  Description                                                     
      a   prompts for away message, none will remove away status
      c   same as NAMES, for current channel
      d   runs /countrywho alias (depricated)
      e   prompts for command to EXEC
      f   joins channel last invited to
      g   queries last user seen by NOTIFY; clears $STATUS_USER
      h   runs /localwho (loaded from default LOCAL script)
      i   invites last MSG recipient to current channel
      j   same as WHOIS, for last person to join current channel
      k   leaves current channel and kills its window
      l   same as LIST (3 user minimum, public, topic set)
      m   queries last MSG sender; clears $STATUS_USER
      n   same as NAMES (2 user minimum, public)
      o   same as WHO with -o switch
      p   makes current channel private
      q   same as QUERY; clears $STATUS_USER
      r   queries last MSG recipient; clears $STATUS_USER
      s   bound to SWITCH_CHANNELS function
      t   prompts for new channel topic, none will display current
      u   same as LUSERS
      w   same as WHO for current channel (if any)
      x   same as WHOIS for last MSG recipient
      y   toggles SCROLL setting
      z   toggles HOLD_MODE setting
      ,   same as FLUSH
     TAB  same as CLEAR

See Also:
   away(1); bind(4) meta1_character, switch_channels; clear(4); exec(5);
   flush(2); invite(1); join(1); keybinds(8); list(2); load(5); lusers(2);
   msg(1); names(2); notify(1); query(1); set(4) hold_mode, scroll,
   status_user; who(2); whois(2); window(4) kill

Bugs:
   The /countrywho alias is no longer present in any script distributed with
   the client.  Thus, ESC-d will fail.

Other Notes:
   This script assumes that META1_CHARACTER has been bound to the escape
   key.  If not, use the appropriate meta key.  It was written by Carl von
   Loesch (lynx).

