irssi/TODO

 - /UPGRADE:
    - support DCCs
    - topic time/nick isn't transferred
    - rewrite to work by fork()ing a new process and transfer file handles
      with unix sockets. this would allow the scrollback buffers to be
      transferred with them as well.
    - current window layout needs to transferred
    - reconnections aren't transferred(?)

 - Logging:
    - /LOG OPEN doesn't autocreate directories..
    - /LOG OPEN -targets *!*cras@*.fi
    - /SET autolog -> /LOG OPEN -targets * (internally, at least)
    - /LOG OPEN shouldn't really open the file until first line is 
      written in it
    - /WINDOW LOG OFF doesn't work
    - autoclosing logs doesn't work too well. Problems are:
	- after certain inactivity private message logs should be closed
	- but DCC chats shouldn't be closed until the chat itself is closed
	   - which we can't know really currently, since they don't need
	     to be in queries
	- channels should be closed when they're left
	   - /WINDOW CLOSE shouldn't close it immediately, since we'll still
	     receive at least the PART message
    - so, log items should know more about what they are exactly, and when
      they should be closed. private messages could have the same timeout
      as now, time_t closetime field updated every time msg is received.
      channels could do the same when receiving "window item destroy" signal,
      except with a small timeout. DCC chats are more problematic...
    - support for mirc/ansi color logging
    - people want to show ignored stuff in logs.. how?
    - private messages could show mirc-style "Session Ident: nick (host)"
      which would update when nick's host changes. Then you wouldn't need to
      print the host before each msg.
    - support for logging channel messages from specific people

 - Awaylogs:
    - either fully support logging only in servers you're away, or change the
      awaylog to open immediately after /AWAY command, not based on any
      away replies from server. Maybe the later would be better, since you
      would want to set yourself away when connections to all servers were
      disconnected at the time.. Maybe /AWAY should update status in
      reconnection records as well?..
    - /SET awaylog_auto_delete, after setting yourself unaway
    - support for using strftime() formats (and $tag etc). only problem with
      this is that all the different awaylogs would need to be tracked and
      /CATed when setting yourself unaway

 - Window item placing:
    - !channel vs. !12345channel. it's layout saved with full name, but joined
      with either one
    - when dcc chat is accepted and query exists from the same nick, replace
      the query window with the dcc chat window.
    - closed DCC chats should add temporary window bind to the dcc chat so
      future chats for same nick would use the same window

 - DCC
    - /DCC SEND wildcard support
    - /DCC GET -4 / -6 with autodetection
    - When we receive a DCC SEND request, irssi could warn if the file
      already exists
    - show estimated time left and kB/s in /DCC list.
    - implement requesting files with DCC GET from remote client for dcc file
      servers. good for people behind firewalls. Does this feature exist
      in other clients, or should I create DCC REQUEST? Same for DCC CHAT..
      Maybe it could be just that the port was specified as 0, so the other
      side would know that it needs to be the one to do listening.
    - /SET dcc_autoresume ON, and sending the same file again while it's
      already being downloaded doesn't work too well.. Even autorename doesn't
      work.
    - With fast DCC SENDs (90kB/s, FreeBSD) typing get laggy (really?)
    - /DCC CLOSE #, /DCC would print the IDs
    - /SET dcc_use_proxy to use IRC proxy for DCC connects as well
    - support for special vars in /SET dcc_download_path, so $N could be used

 - Generic chat commands:
    - /MSG /CTCP /ACTION =dcc_chat,#channel
    - /ACTION -ircnet with good tab support like in /MSG
    - -nick -channel parameters to /ACTION
    - /MSG a,b,#c,#d - it should print the message to #c and #d channel
      windows and show only "a,b" as target when printing it to msg window..
      Or if autoquery is set, it should print them to those windows. Hmm.
      maybe some multipeople query support? :) /query nick1,nick2 and sending
      text there would send it to both. Seems to work already but receiving
      messages from either nick1 or nick2 don't go to that window..
    - /^MSG nick creates query with /SET qutocreate_own_query YES
    - /WHOIS -servertag
    - /BAN: setting of what netmask to use for banning with IPv6 addresses

 - Netsplits
    - BUG: said "+1 more", while the /SETs to control that were set properly,
      with one guy it only said that +1 more..
    - BUG: netsplit quit isn't printed if quit -> join -> quit -> join
      happens fast (really?)
    - maybe the "+x more" should be configured in theme file instead in
      future with the embedded scripting.. At least I'd want to print all
      the splitted nicks in log files.
    - per-window listing of splitted servers, it looks very stupid when
      you see 4 lines of servers splitting in each window but only a few
      nicks after them.
    - per-window listing of splitted nicks, so the split messages isn't shown
      multiple times for each channel with possibly same nicks
    - /NETSPLIT <server>|<#channel>|<nick wildcard>
    - SERVERMODE +ov nick nick is shown instead of just Netjoin @nick because
      code is stupid. fixed in irssi-rewrite..
    - show in query windows

 - Crashes:
    - irssi crashes at quit if perl is loaded as module
    - #1  0x68cc7 in module_file_deinit_gmodule (file=0x110e20) at modules-load.c:356 
    - <dg> i've managed to reproduce the bug, if i make three split windows (/window show 3..5), then set the windows to not be sticky  and go to one of the windows, then alt+number to another window then go back the other window the display prints two windows in the same window
    - irssi -cserver -nnick -> crashes - lib-popt is buggy!
        - bug as well but not crash: --config=foo --home=bar -c server
    - /SB CLEAR still crashing sometimes?
    - make sure irssi works with 0x0 sized terminal. 1x1 sized terminal
      doesn't work if we use recreate_windows()
    - /UNLOAD dcc, etc. static modules

 - Scripts:
    - print whois in active window
    - some script to handle ctcp floods, like doing /IGNORE * CTCPS when it 
      happens.
    - move into scripts:
       - /SET timestamp_timeout
       - /MSG completion list should be modifyable from scripts
          - script to remove nick from list after /IGNORE nick
       - nick completion list should be modifyable afterwards:
          - /SET completion_nicks_lowercase (remove from irssi)
          - /SET completion_nicks_capitalize
          - /SET completion_nicks_strip (keep only alphanumeric chars)
    - irchat-like JOIN/PART/QUIT combiner (QUIT: nick1, nick2, nick3), would
      require the line replacing work properly which it doesn't..

 - Irssi proxy:
    - doesn't propagate your own nickchanges to other clients
    - better support for CTCP replies / DCC

 - Misc IRC related things:
    - better support for !channels (don't log the ID, show nicer in whois,
      layout save doesn't work, /win item move !channel)
    - support for mode +q in dancer - also same as +b %xxx modes..
    - properly support RFC-1459 charset (ircnet specific option), eg.
      /QUERY p[ and msgs from p{ aren't placed there.
    - /BAN -ip, -time [<time>] (/ALIAS knockout?)
    - /KICKBAN to support same options than /BAN (would /ALIAS kickban work?)
    - ban list prints "x seconds ago" .. should be x days, mins, hours, ..
    - /WALL could maybe check if server supports /WALLCHOPS or @#channel?
      maybe too much trouble figuring out if it can or not.

 - Windows:
     - /WINDOW SIZE -sticky, so f.e. /WINDOW BALANCE wouldn't affect it.
     - /LAYOUT save|reset doesn't affect anything immediately, only after
       restart
     - Check that /LAYOUT SAVE works properly with all the different /SETs,
       like reuse_unsued_windows, windows_auto_renumber and autoclose_windows.
       What should it do if some channel is /PARTed with autoclose_windows 
       set?..
     - /LAYOUT SAVE  should ask if we want to save those window items that
       are "bound sticky" but of which server is currently not connected.
     - /WINDOW scrollback_lines /WINDOW scrollback_hours
     - Optionally always start the lines from bottom of the screen when 
       screen is empty (how would scrolling work?)
     - Vertically split windows
     - /SET use_msgs_window and /SET use_status_window should take effect
       immediately
     - /WINDOW notify_level - would specify what window activity will be
       shown for the window
     - Some sort of autobalancing for split windows after terminal resize,
       maybe with window-specific options that "this window is n lines",
       "this is at least n% of available space", etc.

 - Keyboard handling:
    - Some kind of state support for it, so it would be possible to make
      support for vi keys easily.
    - Editor-like (or bash-like) line editor - it would wrap to next line
      instead of scrolling.
    - When pasting text, irssi could notice it and ask "pasting 30 lines
      of text, ok?" .. Could send some signal that sends the pasted lines
      in GList which signal handlers could modify. Also the first pasted
      line could be somehow buffered so that it isn't sent immediately
      so these paste handlers could modify it too.
        - Already existing / at start of line handler should use this
        - Automatically remove empty space at the start/end of lines,
	  from start of line it would work so that if each line begins with
	  4 spaces but some more, it would only remove those 4 spaces from
	  each so pasting code wouldn't mess up indents etc.
	- Skip all autoreplaces and completions, so that f.e. tabs are
	  printed as-is (a few /BINDs would do this but...)
	- Should empty lines be pasted too? Maybe optionally
    - /BIND -askkey command
    - /BIND -delete doesn't print that it did the deleting
    - /BIND -deletes should be saved in config
    - ^W (and some others) don't update cut buffer.
    - default binds: M-d, M-y
    - capitalize-word (meta-c), downcase-word (meta-l),
      transpose-words (meta-t), upcase-word (meta-u)                          
    - UTF-8 support
    - /PASSWORD command that asks you to type the password to entry line and
      would hide it with asterisks, good if people spy on you :)
    - ^R-like history search

 - Notify list:
    - showing who's online and who's offline doesn't work properly.
    - adding/removing people in notify list don't show in /NOTIFY immediately
    - when someone in notify list joins, should it be placed to start of
      /MSG completion list?
    - /NOTIFY -away and -idle: support for wildcards in nicks (requires of
      course that we're in same channel as nick)
    - Automatically add queried nicks to notify list temporarily .. display
      the notifys for the nick in the query window
    - /NOTIFY -once - notify only once when the user comes to IRC, forget
      this after it.
    - /NOTIFY -comment xxx - add a comment to notify. print the comment when
      user comes to irc.
    - "Should we check people in notify list when you're away" option
    - use /WATCH instead of /ISON in servers that support it

 - Ignores:
    - /IGNORE -ircnet or -tag
    - /IGNORE <nick> -> use hostmasking (related to channel syncing problem,
      see "bigger code changes") with support for -type and /SET ignore_type
    - /IGNORE -strip -pattern away * actions ..
    - can't have multiple ignore -patterns with same nick
    - /ignore -activity .. would ignore it just in window activity list,
      not hide the text.
    - The nick cache stuff just made it slower. Remove it or figure out how
      it could be faster.

 - Hilights:
    - /HILIGHT list doesn't print several options. Maybe some generic
      function which could be used for printing those options for all these
      /IRCNET, /SERVER ADD, etc. commands.
    - /HILIGHT -mask <mask> <word>: not possible use both.
    - case sensitive hilight checking.
    - ignore coloring in the words it matches, so eg. /hilight foo would
      match to f^Bo^Bo
    - BUG: it STILL sometimes creates hilight activity while there's no
      hilights, around mode changes (haven't heard for a while though,
      maybe it is anyway fixed? :)
    - change the colors of both the nick and the matched word.
    - /SET hide_text_style still breaks /HILIGHT -words
    - even if hilight_color is "", %n is printed after hilighted text.
    - /hilight -actcolor %M -color %w -regexp -level publics
               -channels #channel1,#channel2 .*
      removes the bold from /me actions of other users
    - people want to hilight their own nicks everywhere, eg. /HILIGHT $N
    - automatic nick hilighting at beginning of line should be optional,
      like some people would want -word hilighting in it..
    - exceptions

 - Scrollback:
    - Optionally show a "bookmark" (line mark actually, a line full of '-'
      chars) in a window. It would be displayed at the position where you
      were when the window was active last time. /MARK command to force
      updating it to bottom of screen in active window.
    - /SCROLLBACK REDRAW doesn't do anything to non-format lines (should
      redraw timestamp, etc.)
    - /LAST -since <timestamp>
    - /LAST : use /SET timestamp_format
    - /LAST -allwindows would check the lastlog from all open windows
    - /SCROLLBACK CLEAR all -public - a bit like /LAST -clear
      (make /LAST -clear do /SB CLEAR lastlog)

 - Formats / themes:
    - scripting for formats (see the themes.txt), and make the default.theme
      so that you REALLY don't need to touch /FORMATs, unless you want to
      change english texts (eg. joins/parts/quits etc. are fully configurable
      in theme file)
    - Possibility to modify abstracts and replaces in themes from irssi.
      (or maybe not, just makes it more difficult)
    - Document the different formats briefly :)
    - /FORMATs don't have styling anymore, so translation to different
      languages should be possible with still the ability to use different
      themes easily. /SET formats <filename> could change the file where
      to read all /FORMATs, but formats in theme file would override them.
    - terminfo/termcap supports changing palette. add support for themes
      as well to specify it.
    - hilight formats. pubaction_hilight would be nice, but so would many
      others as well. something generic for all these would be nice .. would
      it be possible to do this in theme side with scripting without a
      format for each different thing?

 - Server commands:
    - Optionally wait for a while (0.5-1sec) before sending the message to
      server, if arrow up key is pressed abort it. Also remove the line from
      screen and put some notice about it being not sent.
    - If we receive "cannot send to channel" from server or "you're not 
      chanop" events, remove the privmsgs/notices or modes/kicks/etc. from
      send queue automatically. Useful for aborting things when you get
      kicked after pasting lots of text or deopped after doing /OP * or
      something ;) .. use /SERVER PURGE <target> for this..
    - Split PRIVMSGs and NOTICEs automatically to multiple commands if
      their length exceeds the 512 bytes (or it should be shorter actually
      so server won't split it when it adds your nick+host mask)
    - Fix the flood protection to be aware of max. input buffer, which is
      1024 bytes by default (/STATS d, CF). Now irssi may excess flood when
      sending lots of lines longer than ~200 chars.
    - Flood protection doesn't count the extra penalty for MODEs and KICKs
      in ircnet.

 - Text buffer:
    - support for printing ALL characters in text buffer, including ^B, ^C,
      etc. etc. so we could selectively decide what mirc colors to translate
      and what not. Like, we would want to show (or hide) it in normal
      messages, but we would want to show it as-is in user's ident and
      ban lists. This should fix /HILIGHT -word as well.
    - EPIC-like /SET mangle_inbound, maybe mangle_outbound?
    - %> should work in normal text lines
    - support for iso-2022-jp? does anyone even want this? ;) it works with
      esc$B..encoded text...esc(B - encoded text is in 7bit chars, not sure
    - fix the textbuffer code so that typofix.pl actually works
    - if you're in beginning of scrollback when lines are being removed,
      the screen is messed up (?). Also, after /SB END the --more-- is
      still there and you can't get rid of it (couldn't reproduce)
    - does /SB REFRESH work? Make it update the lines lazily, only when
      needed so it would be fast.
    - Make /SET HOLD_MODE
    - /CAT should pause on every screenful of text, this should be some kind
      of printtext_multiline_paused() function which would use some callback
      to ask for new text.
    - when scrolling, using pgup/down. it would be neat if the last/first
      overlapping line in the newly redrawn buffer would be colorized for a
      second or two, indicating where to continue reading

 - Statusbar
    - finish the support for multiple statusbar groups, and add
      /WINDOW STATUSBAR command.
    - finish the support for multiple input lines and a way to switch
      between them, so eg. each split window could have it's own input line.
    - padding char so instead of just spaces you could have ------
    - hide the whole statusbar if none of it's items use any space
      (visible = "auto")
    - /SBAR # PLACEMENT top|bottom sometimes messes up the screen a bit,
      ^L helps though
    - /STATUSBAR prompt DISABLE hangs irssi because there's no input line.
      Add some check to not allow this.
    - /STATUSBAR could list also disabled bars

 - Server connecting:
    - More verbose connecting
        - show if we're using IPv4 or IPv6
	- show hostname we're using
	- show the proxy settings we're using
    - Reconnecting shouldn't try to remember all those settings, especially
      /SET real_name xx + /RECONNECT should work.
    - DNS problems may cause removal of i-line, irssi shouldn't stop
      trying to reconnect the server if it happens.. Maybe it never should
      stop reconnecting to servers that are in config.
    - Remember the previous IP while reconnecting, if DNS lookup fails use
      it. Some DNS servers return "host not found" when their internet
      connection is broken and irssi stops reconnecting..
    - /RECONNECT <servertag> - If <servertag> belongs to some IRC network,
      reconnect to next server in that ircnet, otherwise just reconnect
      to the server.
    - /SERVER <number> would connect to n'th server in list. Show the
      numbers with /SERVER LIST
    - /CONNECT <ircnet> could remove existing ircnet connection from
      reconnect queue if it exists (only if there's only one?). Also if
      we're already connected to the ircnet it could complain about it
      and -yes would force it.
    - connect() may be stuck forever, timeout it after a few minutes.
    - Raise the reconnect time every time you get disconnected, so if your
      network goes up/down all the time, we'd see you join/part channels
      more and more often instead of flooding all the time.
    - Better support for round robin addresses (eg. irc.openprojects.org)
    - /CONNECT -raw? A bit like telnet/nc host.

 - Tab completion:
    - Command parameter completion doesn't work properly when -options 
      are used.
    - Possibility to complete -option parameters? Like -ircnet <tab>, also
      /MSG -servertag<tab> and /LAST -level<tab> should work. All of these
      require some command definition changes..
    - bash-style (or whatever it should be called) tab-completion
    - key for reverse completion
    - /MSG <tab> completion shouldn't include queried nick there (optional)
    - nick completion shouldn't try completing nicks everywhere,
      like /SET <tab>
    - File completion could guess when it's wanted, word beginning with /
      (not at start of line of course, unless / isn't in cmdchars)
      or ~/ or ./
    - filename completion doesn't work properly if path has spaces

 - Modules:
    - Figure out module vs. plugin wording, what is what ;)
    - API for plugins which would be guaranteed not to change
      (at least too much/too often :)
    - "chat protocol modules" - they could be loaded at startup so they'd be
      equal to IRC protocol (autoconnecting servers would work etc.)
    - on-demand autoload modules (f.e. by /command or maybe some signal)
    - Try to make them create only .so files instead of .a and all..
    - dependencies for modules? double /[un]load prints a bit stupid text

 - perl scripting:
    - /LOAD [-script | -module], /UNLOAD script
    - Possibility to modify entry line somehow
    - Add structures: MODULE_REC, THEME_REC, KEYINFO_REC, 
      CHAT_PROTOCOL_REC, etc.
    - signal_emit() - if emitting unknown signal, it could automatically
      save the types of sent parameters so another perl script could
      signal_add() it
    - Irssi::keyboard_entry_redirect()
    - Irssi::format_get_text()
    - "use Symbol(delete_package)" doesn't work with perl 5.004 and crashes
      irssi .. at least remove the crashing!
    - Irssi::signal_remove() could accept hashes
    - /command parameter parser so it'd be easier to handle -options etc.
    - when reloading scripts, Irssi::settings_add_int() prints glib errors,
      while settings_add_str() doesn't
    - Try to get the Makefiles generated so that compiling with GCC would
      always work even if the perl wasn't compiled with GCC..

 - Bigger code changes:
    - Restructure code tree so that non-IRC chat protocols would be in
      same places than IRC protocol. Something like:
        - src/irc (like now)
	- src/irc/fe-common, src/irc/fe-text
      SILC could then make symlinks to src/silc to whereever the SILC
      module was unpacked. Make it possible to build SILC support built-in.
    - /SETs have now boolean/number/string types. Add more:
        - Time: Allow to use s|m|h|d to specify the time, default to
          seconds. When sending reply to user, use the time formatting too,
          not just x seconds or minutes. "10d 5s" should also work.
	- Level: Like "all -msgs -public". Complain about unknown strings.
	- size: 5M, 5k, ..
    - Reading configuration file should be changed somehow .. at least add
      some helper functions for reading lists since comments inside them
      now crash irssi. Also if setting wasn't expected type can cause
      crashes so add proper error checkings everywhere. And is_node_list()
      etc. should be in uppercase..
    - Would this work..? : command_bind() could specify the parameters
      it uses, then some generic command parser could parse the commands
      and options and if all is ok, send the parsed parameters directly with
      signal_emit() .. I'm just thinking some type checking problems but
      if all commands would be in format SERVER_REC, WI_ITEM_REC,
      GHashTable *options, char ** (NULL terminated parameters list) .. ?
    - support for multiple subcommands in the command parser, like
      /window name foo level msgs.
    - Channel syncing is evil. Make it optional, and use /USERHOST when
      needed if host isn't known. /BAN at least should do this, and while
      at it, we could make /IGNORE as well to ignore based on mask.
    - Irssi saves some setting strings to static const char * variables in
      several places.. this works pretty well usually, except when /RELOADing
      config and some "setup changed" signal handler goes and calls some
      function that still uses the old saved string which points to free'd
      memory.. this should somehow be fixed failsafe. maybe just g_strdup()
      them everywhere or figure out something better..
    - Better priority specifying for signals, probably should add
      int priority without limited range.

 - extra spaces after commands don't always work, eg /wii  nick, /help  xx
 - hide channel key in statusbar. This would require a $cmode_nokey or
   something..
 - fe-none doesn't compile with --with-perl-staticlib because it doesn't find
   the ui/textui stuff..
 - we should probably print timestamp even if level contains MSGLEVEL_NEVER,
   as long as it's not the only level..
 - If /SET print_active_channel is ON, actions still don't show the channel
 - nick's user/host can't be printed for public messages
 - /HELP <alias> should work
 - /CLEAR -all should clear the window activities as well, leaving hilights
 - support :: properly in IPv6 masks
 - /SET activity_hide_targets ircnet/#irssi
 - when you get disconnected, print your quit message to all channel windows
 - possibility to print rawlog in window
 - should $10 work (in special vars)?
 - /VER should be alias
 - /MODE #channel b should resync the banlist, and /QUOTE NAMES #channel
   should resync the nicklist (irssi/ircd bugs).
 - #include support to config file
 - make detaching work
 - with solaris, /EXECs don't die when irssi does (tail -f ...)
 - /EXEC -interactive: print the commands you send
 - handle /JOINs with server redirections so they get aborted if we're not
   seing a JOIN for a while.
 - make sure the config file is never lost, write it to some temp file first
   and after then move it over real config file.
 - you could configure which events (whois, notify, etc.) to show in what
   windows (all, current, status, msgs)
 - /SET -reset?
 - printnickmsg() which would print nick changes and quit messages. And
   export that function to perl so kills.pl could print kills with it too.
 - regexp host masks
 - automatically switch to status window when using commands that always
   print their output to status window, like /whois.
 - automatic whowas if whois wasn't found should be moved to fe-common.
   it could also print something like "nick $0 not in IRC, but this user
   WAS in IRC:"
 - Add command for changing automatic replaces and completions
   (/autoreplace, /complete ?) .. could these be scripts? ..
 - commands to move channels and servers in the config list, to set the
   join/connect order of them.
 - All those options to /WHO and /LIST commands that EPIC has
 - Use different formats for /WHO #channel? There's no need to show the
   channel in every line then (NOTE: /WHO #chan1,#chan2 should have two
   headers)
 - nick/channel lists at right side of the text version of irssi. Ctrl-N
   for example could hide/show them. add mouse support for it.

 - try profiling the code with /cat filewith10000lines
 - /JOIN #foo could *optionally* move the channel to active window
   (default off, it confuses people)
 - /SERVER ADD -ircnet foonet bar 6000 pass1,
   /SERVER ADD -ircnet barnet bar 6000 pass2
   dircproxy identifies ircnets based on password
 - $@0 always returns 4 (?)

 - H<>M<EFBFBD>R<EFBFBD>T BUGIT:
   ( - /win new hide, /win new, /win down, /win close -> crash ?)
     - active_mainwin oli jotenkin NULL ja kaatoi.. /window killi teki sen,
       liittyy varmaan jotenkin siihen ett<74> window_close() vaihtoi samaan
       hiddenikkunaan splitti-ikkunan sis<69>ll<6C> jota oltiin kuitenkin tappamassa
       kun se ei ollut sticky..


*** GTK UI

 - %| doesn't work with irssi text widget
 - some problems when using multiple windows with focus being all the time in
   one of the windows and it can't be changed to different window?! Probably
   has something to do with click to focus.
 - split windows are buggy, destroying them doesn't really work well..
 - mirc ctcp togglemenuitem isn't updated right

*** Big things

 - some sort of address book? our own irssi ctcp to ask for other irssi users
   for their information (of course not without asking (except optionally))..
   could be nice also to automatically update it, keep track of all seen
   users gathered when joining channels, whois, who, etc. commands.
   automatically updating information could be host masks, nicks, ips, seen in
   channels, operator in channels, .. user specified checks like last topic or
   mode changes or even msgs to you/some channel/with some keyword. great for
   spying people ;) maybe even useful sometimes..

   .. but what database would be best for this?

 - GTK (non-GNOME) version: icons to toolbars, accelerators to menus
 - Windows style MDI windows are possible with GtkFixed .. Some people would
   like this.. too much job for me, it would need building the MDI windows
   ourself (title bar, borders, resizing, etc.)

 - online help, documentation, ...
 - plugins:
     - scheme, tcl, python scripting? eggdrop/epic compatible scripting?
     - IRC bot, eggdrop is too old, needs a replacement ;) (started, aborted)
     - Multiplayer games! :) Chess, tic-tac-toe, othello, battleship, tetris,
       etc. Existing games should probably be used .. though there doesn't
       seem to be any of these (except tetris) for gnome right now..
     - audio / video chat :)

*** Needs rethinking ..

 * Notify list GUI
 - _one_ popup dialog could open which lists all nicks in notifylist, maybe
   sorted by arrival time, display the dates, latest joined could be with
   different color? etc.
 - nick-specific options:
    - pop up the dialog
    - run some command (like /exec as soon as I get that done :)

 * common api for statusbar handling
 - it should work just as well in text mode and gui, colors could be done
   with the normal % formats. GUI just ignores the colors..
 - display number of ops, voices, normals and ircops in statusbar

 * API for creating/modifying menus and toolbar, especially from plugins
 - at least one configurable menu ("usermenu"), or maybe make the whole
   menubar user configurable


*** ..in GTK UI .. just some things to remember if i'll rewrite it again.

 - itext:
     - save/find text
     - text selection draws the entire selection every time you move the
       mouse...
     - if some other window has got much text, switching to it first time
       takes some time..?
 - editor in setup for ~/.irssi/startup
 - dcc floods could pop up lots of dialogs..
 - gui help
 - change signal handling in gui-gnome so that the actual drawing and
   functionality are in different signals, so that plugin could change the
   whole look and feel of irssi.
 - currently irssi sends USERHOST commands every now and then to find out
   who are away and who are not.. optionally it could instead just watch if
   someone hasn't written anything to channel in n minutes and mark it "away"
   to nicklist.
 - check new irssi versions with http rather than with irssibot..
 - gnome statubar:
    - clock?
    - dcc transfer meter (gtk progressbar)
 - dcc send: allow selection of multiple files to send (also for dnd from
   gmc!) Allow dropping files to anywhere in irssi.