o Don't match against opers
r Don't match against registered users
c Strip all formatting codes from the message before matching
-* Represents all of the above flags except r
+* Represents all of the above flags except r
- Does nothing, a non-op for when you do not want to specify any
flags
bool from_config;
bool flag_no_opers;
- bool flag_no_registered;
bool flag_part_message;
bool flag_quit_message;
bool flag_privmsg;
bool flag_notice;
bool flag_strip_color;
+ bool flag_no_registered;
FilterResult(dynamic_reference<RegexFactory>& RegexEngine, const std::string& free, const std::string& rea, FilterAction act, unsigned long gt, const std::string& fla, bool cfg)
: freeform(free)
char FillFlags(const std::string &fl)
{
- flag_no_opers = flag_no_registered = flag_part_message = flag_quit_message = flag_privmsg =
- flag_notice = flag_strip_color = false;
+ flag_no_opers = flag_part_message = flag_quit_message = flag_privmsg =
+ flag_notice = flag_strip_color = flag_no_registered = false;
for (std::string::const_iterator n = fl.begin(); n != fl.end(); ++n)
{
flags.push_back('p');
if (flag_notice)
flags.push_back('n');
- /* Order is important here, 'c' must be the last char in the string as it is unsupported
- * on < 2.0.10, and the logic in FillFlags() stops parsing when it ecounters an unknown
- * character.
+
+ /* Order is important here, as the logic in FillFlags() stops parsing when it encounters
+ * an unknown character. So the following characters must be last in the string.
+ * 'c' is unsupported on < 2.0.10
+ * 'r' is unsupported on < 3.2.0
*/
if (flag_strip_color)
flags.push_back('c');