# $EPIC: part.txt,v 1.2 2006/08/19 03:58:07 sthalik Exp $
======Synopsis:======
__part__ <channel>|* [<part message>]

======Description:======
When you wish to leave a channel, you "[[PART]]" it.  After you have parted a channel you are no longer a member of that channel, you are no longer a channel operator or a channel voice, and you will no longer
receive any messages sent to the channel.  

The "magic" channel, star ("*"), is a shorthand for your current window's current channel.

The built-in [[PART]] lets you use * as the channel, or a comma-separated list of channel names.
It does not let you mix * with channel names.  
Most scripts (including [[2.8script]]) replace [[PART]] with an alias that doesn't have this limitation.

The rest of the channel will be told you have left.
Most servers support a "part message" which is included in that channel message.  
This is an extension to the protocol, so it's not supported everywhere.


======Examples:======
To leave channel #foobar with a reason:
      /part #foobar I'm going to #fubar, it's cooler!

To leave your current channel:
      /part *

To leave channels #foo and #bar at the same time:
      /part #foo,#bar