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"currentMessage" behaviour in IRC core #142

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opened 3 years ago by Tomatix · 0 comments
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The member variable currentMessage requires special treatment in parseIncoming() function. This is not good.

Make the behaviour of currentMessage more automatic so it doesn't need resetting after end of parseIncoming scope.

The member variable currentMessage requires special treatment in parseIncoming() function. This is not good. Make the behaviour of currentMessage more automatic so it doesn't need resetting after end of parseIncoming scope.
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