I've added BangMessage::bangCommand() - which simply returns the 'command' after the ! e.g. !foo = 'foo' command
I have also added a base test case (SpiresTestCase) which allows you to create a new RawMessage easily with text of your choice. Simple for now, but I had no need of anything more complex.
I've added BangMessage::bangCommand() - which simply returns the 'command' after the ! e.g. !foo = 'foo' command
I have also added a base test case (SpiresTestCase) which allows you to create a new RawMessage easily with text of your choice. Simple for now, but I had no need of anything more complex.