if you try and send a message with two words in using /wallops the second word is lost, I assume this is because the parameters of the wallops function are being delimited by a space.
I've tried checking the IRC RFC too on whether the sender of the message should be inside the message sent to other clients, but it's not that clear to me:
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2812 (page 41)
if you try and send a message with two words in using /wallops the second word is lost, I assume this is because the parameters of the wallops function are being delimited by a space.
I've tried checking the IRC RFC too on whether the sender of the message should be inside the message sent to other clients, but it's not that clear to me: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2812 (page 41)