comparison libpurple/protocols/irc/parse.c @ 24296:c204239bef48

Strip multiple leading mode characters from incoming nicknames. This patch adds the function irc_nick_skip_mode, which takes an IRC connection and nickname, and returns a pointer internal to the nickname representing the first non-mode-character of the nick. Apparently some IRC servers prepend more than one mode character to nicknames under some circumstances; the standard is pretty vague on the matter, and I can't see as how it hurts anything, so here goes. This patch was originally from Marcos Garc«ża Ochoa. Fixes #7416 committer: Ethan Blanton <[e-mail]>

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	}
	result[j] = '\0';
        return result;
}

gboolean irc_ischannel(const char *string)
{
	return (string[0] == '#' || string[0] == '&');
}

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	}
	result[j] = '\0';
        return result;
}

const char *irc_nick_skip_mode(struct irc_conn *irc, const char *nick)
{
	static const char *default_modes = "@+%&";
	const char *mode_chars;

	mode_chars = irc->mode_chars ? irc->mode_chars : default_modes;

	while (strchr(mode_chars, *nick) != NULL)
		nick++;

	return nick;
}

gboolean irc_ischannel(const char *string)
{
	return (string[0] == '#' || string[0] == '&');
}