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[Dragonmtn-commits] Changes to snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml


From: Mark Loeser
Subject: [Dragonmtn-commits] Changes to snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml
Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 21:36:41 -0400

Index: snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml
diff -u snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml:1.2 
snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml:1.3
--- snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml:1.2        Sat Aug 20 06:34:42 2005
+++ snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/clist.xml    Mon Aug 29 01:36:38 2005
@@ -1,35 +1,45 @@
-<help service="chanserv">
-       <topic name="CLIST">
-               <command name="CLIST">
-                       <syntax>
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
+<!DOCTYPE help SYSTEM "../help.dtd">
+<help>
+       <service>
+               ChanServ
+       </service>
+       <command>
+               <name>
+                       CLIST
+               </name>
+               <syntax>
+                       <li>
                                /ChanServ CLIST #&lt;channel&gt;
-                       </syntax>
-                       <desc>
-                               A command that has been availiable to IRC 
Operators for a long time,
-                               and is now availiable to channel ops. It 
requests that ChanServ displays
-                               who it thinks are in the channel, and is a tool 
for detecting desynchs.
-                               If ChanServ's view of the channel does not 
match the reality, then it
-                               is desynched.
-                       </desc>
-                       <section>
-                               An MKICK will cure the desynch.
-                       </section>
-                       <section>
-                               To use it, you must be at least SOP level, in 
the channel, or the
-                               channel is not +s or +p. A list of the users 
will appear in your status
-                               window, along with a number. the number 
indicates their "op status",
-                               where:
-                       </section>
-                       <section>
-                               0 - No ops.
-                               1 - Is a channel op.
-                               2 - Is a channel voice.
-                       </section>
-                       <examples>
-                               <ex pre="To check and see if the channel 
#10thKingdom is desynched">
+                       </li>
+               </syntax>
+               <desc>
+                       A command that has been availiable to IRC Operators for 
a long time,
+                       and is now availiable to channel ops. It requests that 
ChanServ displays
+                       who it thinks are in the channel, and is a tool for 
detecting desynchs.
+                       If ChanServ's view of the channel does not match the 
reality, then it
+                       is desynched.
+
+                       An MKICK will cure the desynch.
+
+                       To use it, you must be at least SOP level, in the 
channel, or the
+                       channel is not +s or +p. A list of the users will 
appear in your status
+                       window, along with a number. the number indicates their 
"op status",
+                       where:
+
+                       0 - No ops.
+                       1 - Is a channel op.
+                       2 - Is a channel voice.
+               </desc>
+               <examples>
+                       <example>
+                               <context>
+                                       To check and see if the channel 
#10thKingdom is desynched
+                               </context>
+                               <sample>
                                        /ChanServ CLIST #10thKingdom
-                               </ex>
-                       </examples>
-               </command>
-       </topic>
+                               </sample>
+                       </example>
+               </examples>
+       </command>
 </help>




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