expandIRCTags

Slightly more complicated, but essentially string-replaces <tags> in an outgoing IRC string with correlating formatting using IRCControlCharacters in their syntax. Overload that takes an explicit strip Flag.

auto expandIRCTags(T line, Flag!"extendedOutgoingColours" extendedOutgoingColours, Flag!"strip" strip)
@safe @system
auto
expandIRCTags
(
T
)
(
const T line
,
const Flag!"extendedOutgoingColours" extendedOutgoingColours
,
const Flag!"strip" strip
)
auto expandIRCTags(T line)

Parameters

line T: String line to expand IRC tags of.
extendedOutgoingColours Flag!"extendedOutgoingColours": Whether or not to use extended colours (16-99).
strip Flag!"strip": Whether to expand tags or strip them from the input line.

Return Value

Type: auto

The passed line but with tags expanded to formatting and colouring.

Examples

import std.typecons : Flag, No, Yes;

// See unit tests of other overloads for more No.strip tests

{
    immutable line = "hello<b>hello<b>hello";
    immutable expanded = line.expandIRCTags(Yes.extendedOutgoingColours, Yes.strip);
    immutable expected = "hellohellohello";
    assert((expanded == expected), expanded);
}
{
    immutable line = "hello<99,99<b>hiho</>";
    immutable expanded = line.expandIRCTags(Yes.extendedOutgoingColours, Yes.strip);
    immutable expected = "hello<99,99hiho";
    assert((expanded == expected), expanded);
}
{
    immutable line = "hello<1>hellohello";
    immutable expanded = line.expandIRCTags(Yes.extendedOutgoingColours, Yes.strip);
    immutable expected = "hellohellohello";
    assert((expanded == expected), expanded);
}
{
    immutable line = `hello\<h>hello<h>hello<h>hello`;
    immutable expanded = line.expandIRCTags(Yes.extendedOutgoingColours, Yes.strip);
    immutable expected = "hello<h>hellohellohello";
    assert((expanded == expected), expanded);
}