safe but generally you write lines less than 100 chars so it shouldn't
really matter. Calculated (2 + line_length/100) in seconds.
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the connection_lost to TRUE, the disconnection is after the "server
incoming" signal is finished.
Changed irc_parse_incoming() back to not handling any commands in server's
input buffer after server_disconnect() is called, it's not safe enough.
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shouldn't emit the "server disconnected" again.
We'll now handle the remaining data coming from server after disconnection.
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use a destroyed server record when some /command disconnects the server
(shouldn't happen really) or when irc_send_cmd() fails sending data to server
and disconnects the server (I don't know if this ever happens, but if it does,
it very well could have caused crashes)
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should be able to do the redirecting a lot more error-proof. Changed
lag-checking to use PINGs instead of NOTIFYs. This breaks scripts using
redirection. Hopefully this doesn't break too much things in irssi :)
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bind protocol-specific commands. Added #define command_bind_irc() for easier
access. CMD_IRC_SERVER(server) check should be done at the beginning of each
command requiring IRC server as active server, it handles it correctly the
cases when it is not. Did some other cleanups as well.
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command parameter parsers, it's probably useless now that opt.channels are
in core.
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they're known to all files and I don't need those stupid "void *xxx"
anymore just to avoid useless #include. Header files themselves don't
either include others as often anymore.
Added channel->ownnick to point to our NICK_REC in channel's nicks.
Gives a minor speedup in few places :)
Moved completion specific lastmsgs from channel/server core records to
fe-common/core specific records. Also changed the nick completion logic
a bit so it should work better now. Removed
completion_keep_publics_count setting, but changed the meaning of
completion_keep_publics to same as _count was before. Nick completion
doesn't have any time specific code anymore.
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SERVER_REC *server, const char *data, .. hope this doesn't cause too
many problems :)
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more than one reconnection to the same server.
Changed the deinit() order in IRC module to cleanly free all memory.
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immediately, it's sent after a small timeout. This cleans up some code
with IRC command sending.
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Tab-completion changes:
- in empty line, it completed /MSG nick1 fine, but another tab press
didn't give the next nick.
- "/command <tab>" doesn't try to complete /command, but instead it tries
to complete it's subcommand or first parameter.
- /MSG completion now goes through nicks in ALL servers prefixing the nick
with -<server tag> if needed.
- /MSG -tag <tab> completes only nicks in "tag" server.
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