IRCChannel

Aggregate personifying an IRC channel and its state.

An IRC channel may have a topic, a creation date, and one or more *modes*. Modes define how the channel behaves and how it treats its users, including which ones have operator and voice status, as well as which are banned, and more.

final pure nothrow @nogc

struct IRCChannel {

bool[string] users;

bool[string][char] mods;

bool[string] modsShorthand();

alias ops = modsShorthand!'o';

alias halfops = modsShorthand!'h';

alias voiced = modsShorthand!'v';

long created;

}

Members

Aliases

halfops alias halfops = modsShorthand!'h': Array of channel halfops.
ops alias ops = modsShorthand!'o': Array of channel operators.
voiced alias voiced = modsShorthand!'v': Array of voiced channel users.

Functions

modsShorthand bool[string] modsShorthand(): Template to deduplicate code for mods shorthands.

Structs

Mode struct Mode: A channel mode.

Variables

created long created;: When the channel was created, expressed in UNIX time.
modechars string modechars;: The current non-data-sporting Modes of the channel.
modes Mode[] modes;: Array of all Modes that are not simply represented in modechars.
mods bool[string][char] mods;: Associative array of nicknames with a prefixing channel mode (operator, halfops, voiced, ...) keyed by modechar.
name string name;: The channel name.
topic string topic;: The current topic of the channel, as set by operators.
users bool[string] users;: Associative array of all the nicknames inhabiting the channel.

dialect defs structs