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! $eterna: serial_numbers,v 1.7 2018/06/10 08:17:42 mrg Exp $ ! ! Copyright (c) 1990-2018 Michael Sandrof, Troy Rollo, Matthew Green, ! and other ircII contributors. ! ! All rights reserved. See the HELP IRCII COPYRIGHT file for more ! information. ! How to use SERIAL NUMBERS This describes the use of serial numbers in ON functions, and is a direct extension of the basic ON help file. It is now possible to have more than one ON hook executed for each event triggering a hook. This has been done by adding a new serial number concept to the ON command. Each ON hook has a serial number attached. Serial numbers can be any number from -maxint to maxint, with the default being 0. When an event triggers a hook, IRCII now goes through the ON hooks added for that event, and for each serial number used by ON hooks in that hook type, finds the best match out of those ON hooks which have that serial number and executes that ON hook. The hooks are executed in order of serial number. Thus if you set up the following set of MSG hooks. ON #^MSG -666 * echo Message coming: ON ^MSG * echo Message from $0: $1- ON #^MSG 666 * echo I got one, I got one! ON #^MSG 666 WiZ echo WiZ hath spoken will cause the following to appear when you receive a message: Message coming: Message from nick: text I got one, I got one! And the following if you receive a message from WiZ: Message coming: Message from WiZ: text WiZ hath spoken The default serial number is 0, and the serial numbers are always executed in order, starting with the lowest, and ending with the highest. Although the '^' modifier can be used with any serial number, it will only suppress the default action if used with serial number 0. Thus if the only message hook you have is: ON #^MSG -666 * echo Incoming: You will see the following when you receive a message: Incoming: *nick* text It is advisable to place any ON hooks which do not suppress the default action in a serial number other than 0. In particular, TIMER hooks, which are generally not intended to exclude other TIMER hooks, should be placed at different serial numbers wherever possible, and never on 0 (since 0 is the most likely place to get a clash if anybody does use it). See Also: ON
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