!	 $Id: lastlog,v 1.4 2002/02/23 11:23:50 f Exp $
!
! Copyright (c) 1990-2001  Michael Sandrof, Troy Rollo, Matthew Green,
! and other ircII contributors.
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Usage: LASTLOG [<flag>] [<pattern>] [<number of entries> [<from entry>]]]
  Displays the contents of the lastlog.  This is a list of the
  most recent messages that have appeared on the screen.  LASTLOG
  is useful to redisplay the screen if you inadvertantly do a
  CLEAR or miss messages for other reasons.

  If no arguments are given, the entire lastlog is displayed. If a <pattern>
  argument is given, only with <pattern> in them are displayed.  If the
  first argument is a number, it determines how many log entries to show,
  or if searching for a pattern, how many entries to search.  Otherwise it
  is searched for in every lastlog entry. The second argument determines how
  many lines back to start display from. Thus
    LASTLOG 4 8
  Shows 4 lines of the lastlog, starting at line 8...  lines 8,
  9, 10, 11 are displayed.  Furthermore:
    LASTLOG bigcheese
  displays only those lastlog entries that contain the word "bigcheese".  
  The following will, starting at line 4 searching for 8 lines, search
  for lastlog entires that contain the word "phone".
    LASTLOG phone 8 4

Available flags:
  You can further limit the display of the lastlog by specifying
  one of the following flags:
    -PUBLIC         Normal channel messages
    -MSG            Private messages
    -NOTICE         Notices
    -NOTE           Notes
    -WALL           Walls
    -WALLOP         Wallops
    -CRAP           Anything not included in the other categories
    -LITERAL        Make the follow a pattern always, not a number
    -TIME           Only display the entries from the given
                    time interval (it only works if STAMP is
                    enabled, example: -TIME 19:00-20:00)

  The lastlog will only display messages of the type specified
  by the flag.
  
See Also:
  SET LASTLOG
  SET LASTLOG_LEVEL
  STAMP