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Most clients by default send CTCP's where the argument is uppercased. However, sometimes a client may send a @ctcp_command in downcase format (e.g. version instead of VERSION).
The following code does not account for this, and using ctcp in a plugin will fail to work on non-uppercase-CTCP commands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Uppercase CTCP args so they always match
Uppercase CTCP commands so they always match
Mar 4, 2017
Most clients by default send CTCP's where the argument is uppercased. However, sometimes a client may send a
@ctcp_command
in downcase format (e.g. version instead of VERSION).The following code does not account for this, and using
ctcp
in a plugin will fail to work on non-uppercase-CTCP commands.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: