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The /fupdate command allows you to set the maximum delay, in millisecond, before lines that should be displayed to a window, are actually being printed, lines are buffered between that delay, this is to help improving the speed display when a lot of lines are expected to be displayed, such as when a netsplit occurs on a large channel.

If used with no parameter, it displays the current delay set.

Synopsis

/fupdate [N]

Switches

None

Parameters

• N - The delay, in millisecond, between 0 and 100, 0 if the default mIRC behavior, the one in place prior this command was added

Example

None

Compatibility

Pending, beta stage.