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The IRC Client For Developers
http://komanda.io
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Make "/whois" case insensitive. #135

Closed ghost closed 10 years ago

ghost commented 10 years ago

/whois chanserv

12:17:44 -EvilOne- *\ WHOIS FOR USER: chanserv 12:17:44 -EvilOne- Nick: chanserv 12:17:44 -EvilOne- User Name: undefined 12:17:44 -EvilOne- Real Name: undefined 12:17:44 -EvilOne- Host: undefined 12:17:44 -EvilOne- Server: undefined 12:17:44 -EvilOne- Server Info: undefined

/whois ChanServ

12:17:50 -EvilOne- *\ WHOIS FOR USER: ChanServ 12:17:50 -EvilOne- Nick: ChanServ 12:17:50 -EvilOne- User Name: ChanServ 12:17:50 -EvilOne- Real Name: Channel Services 12:17:50 -EvilOne- Host: services. 12:17:50 -EvilOne- Server: services. 12:17:50 -EvilOne- Server Info: Atheme IRC Services

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AlexKvazos commented 10 years ago

Are nicknames case insensitive on IRC servers?

ghost commented 10 years ago

As far as I can tell, the servers dont care about what case you. /msg KindOne ... ; /msg KiNDONE ... ; my KindOne connection would get both of those. Same goes for /whois.

xqwzts commented 10 years ago

Nicknames and channel names are case insensitive, but I don't think the code currently treats them as such anywhere.