Synopsis:
   names [<switch> [<arg>] [<switch> [<arg>] ...]] [<channel>]

Description:
   NAMES is similar to LIST except it will show nicknames in addition
   to channel names.  Only visible users on public channels are returned.

   If a nickname is prefixed with a +, that means they are a channel voice 
   (mode +v) on that channel.  If a nickname is prefixed with @, that means 
   they are a channel operator (mode +o) on that channel.

   If an exact channel name is given, only that channel is queried.  If the
   "*" channel is given, your current window's current channel is used.
   In all other circumstances, the client requests information about ALL 
   channels, and the problems incurred with global LIST requests apply.

   NAMES can do client-side filtering, just as LIST does.  This
   does not eliminate any chance that you might be disconnected due to 
   being overwhelmed by the server.

   Channels that are not public (Either +p or +s) will not show up at all.
   Users that are invisible (User mode +i, or are a member of a non-public 
   channel) will not show up at all.

   You can always do a NAMES request on any channel you are a member of
   without regard to any of the above restrictions.

Options:
   -min <n>   shows channels with no less than n users
   -max <n>   shows channels with no more than n users
   -public    shows public channels only
   -private   shows private channels only
   -all       overrides any previous -public or -private switch
                
Examples:
   To show users on all channels with 3 to 15 users:
      /names -min 3 -max 15

   To show users on public channels with "help" in the name:
      /names -public #*help*

See Also:
   on(5) names