Improve prefix parsing and ambiguous prefix handling #249
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@kennylevinsen could you try this branch and let me know if it fixes #247? |
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We should add a new variant |
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Previously when we see an ambiguous prefix (e.g. "localhost") we'd assume server. We now have a prefix variant `Ambiguous` for such cases and resolving the ambiguity is left to the caller. When there's an ambiguity we try to do the reasonable thing depending on the type of the message: - When the message is a numeric reply we assume server. - In all other cases (e.g. in JOIN/PART/QUIT/PRIVMSG) we assume nick. Other changes: - Removed wildcard patterns to make the code future-proof. - Refactored some logging and comments. Fixes #247
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Previously when we see an ambiguous prefix (e.g. "localhost") we'd assume
server. We now have a prefix variant
Ambiguousfor such cases and resolvingthe ambiguity is left to the caller.
When there's an ambiguity we try to do the reasonable thing depending on the
type of the message:
Other changes:
Fixes #247