Synopsis: $winbound(//) Technical: If the first argument refers to a channel, the function returns the window refnum that the channel is bound to (if any). If the argument refers to a window, the channel bound to that window is returned (if any). Practical: This can be used to determine wether a channel is already bound, as to not bind it twice. Returns: channel name, if argument refers to a window window refnum, if argument is a channel nothing, if channel/window is not bound Examples: /window refnum 2 bind #epic eval echo $winbound(2) /* returns "#epic" */ eval echo $winbound(#epic) /* returns 2 */ Other Notes: If a given window name looks like a channel, the window name takes precedence.