The status line contains a number of important pieces of information that
updates dynamically as conditions around the client change.  This includes
your nickname, channel, current user and channel modes, etc.  Refer to
"SET STATUS_USER" in Section 4 for more information about customizing the
status line.

   %A     - upload/download 
   %B     - number of hold lines /set status_hold_lines
   %C     - current channel /set channel_name_width, /set status_channel
   %D     - number of shared files
   %E     - status of scrollback /set status_scrollback
   %F     - notify windows /set status_notify /set show_status_all
   %G     - status of load/share
   %H     - status of hold /set status_hold
   %I     - status of insert mode /set insert_mode, /set status_all, 
               /set status_insert
   %J     - cpu saver mode /set cpu_saver_after, /set cpu_save_before,
               /set status_cpu_saver
   %L     - lag indicator 
   %N     - nickname /set status_nick, /set default_nickname
   %O     - overwrite mode /set insert_mode, /set status_show_all, 
               /set status_overwrite
   %P     - status position in scrollback
   %Q     - query /set status_query
   %R     - window refnum 
   %S     - server /set status_server
   %T     - clock /set status_clock, /set clock, /set show_status_all
   %U     - status_user0 /set status_user0
   %V     - client version /set show_status_all
   %W     - window status /set status_window
   %X     - status_user1 /set status_user1
   %Y     - status_user2 /set status_user2
   %Z     - status_user3 /set status_user3
   %%     - print a % char
   %>     - right justify
   %d     - download status 
   %c     - usercount on current channel
   %e     - eta remaining
   %h     - cloak status * if cloaked. 
   %s     - server stats /set status_stats.  %s prints users, %s %s prints
               users and files, %s %s %s shares, files and songs
   %t     - topic display. limited topic length
   %u     - current working share directory
   %0     - /set status_user0
   %1     - /set status_user1
   %2     - /set status_user2
   %3     - /set status_user3
   %4     - /set status_user4
   %5     - /set status_user5
   %6     - /set status_user6
   %7     - /set status_user7
   %8     - /set status_user8
   %9     - /set status_user9
   %{10}  - /set status_user10
   %{11}  - /set status_user11
   %{12}  - /set status_user12
   %{13}  - /set status_user13
   %{14}  - /set status_user14
   %{15}  - /set status_user15
   %{16}  - /set status_user16
   %{17}  - /set status_user17
   %{18}  - /set status_user18
   %{19}  - /set status_user19

STATUS_FORMAT1 and STATUS_FORMAT2 define how the 2 status bars will appear.
By default only one of the status bars is displayed. /window double on will
make a double status bar, and /window split on will make a status bar on top
and one on the bottom of the screen. Any color changes you want must be set
in the STATUS_FORMAT* as well as the various STATUS_ variables. The
status_user* variables are for scripters to define things they would like to
appear in the topic bar.



