RE: [NeoStats-Devel] Core CTCP event handling
"M" <[email protected]> Mon, 5 Sep 2005 23:14:28 +0100
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Justin Hammond wrote: > Onto the next "challenge" then, how will we support other > clients sending the CTCP request and process the replies to > all "interested" modules? I have extended the event system to support a broadcast CTCP event in addition to the standard CTCP event. The standard events will thus work as designed and as all other client to client PRIVMSG/NOTICE processing in that only the appropriate module will receive the event. If a module wishes to spy on CTCP events for other processes it hooks the broadcast version. For the sending of the request, we need to establish a "master" bot who is responsible for sending the request. Currently, this is the root NeoStats bot and in a default installation where no alternative master is desirable, this can remain the case. This would suggest the need for a module to override the master status for issuing of version requests. To this end, a new bot flag has been added (BOT_FLAG_CTCPVERSIONMASTER). If specified in a botinfo structure, this bot will be used by the core as the source of ctcp version requests during client connects. Current commits represent a proof of concept. I will post later about the options available to polish the process and the issues that still remain. Mark.