Closed backwardspy closed 8 years ago
Hello, and thanks for the suggestion! Considering the erratic and asynchronous nature of IRC, it's really difficult to know when something is "done" … you can hook into circe-channel-mode-hook
and check if all channel buffers you expect exist, and then run your code. Would that work for you?
fair enough, i can understand why it's probably non-trivial to do. i'll look into doing something with circe-channel-mode-hook, it should work just fine for what I want. thanks a lot!
You're welcome, and enjoy Circe! :-)
i would like to run code after circe has created the buffers for each channel in the :channels list in my
circe-network-options
block.for example, i have three channels specified under
:channels
for the freenode network. when i runirc
, circe connects to the freenode server, then creates three buffers for those channels. when this has happened, i would like to run myirc-window-layout
function that splits emacs into three windows, each showing one channel.thanks, and great work on circe. :)