Creates a new IRC client.

Changes the channel topic.

Changes the client's nickname.

Sends an action message to the specified user or channel.

Closes the network connection.

Connects to an IRC server specified by a stream.

Connects to an IRC server specified by an endpoint.

Connects to an IRC server.

Sends a CTCP command to the specified user or channel.

Replies to a CTCP command from a user or channel.

Sends a DCC command to the specified user or channel.

Invites the specified user to the channel. Channel operator access may be required.

Sends a premade IRC statement to the server.

Constructs and sends an IRC command to the server.

Joins the specified channel.

Kicks the specified user from the channel. Channel operator access may be required.

Leaves the specified channel.

Requests a listing of available channels on the server.

Logs in to the server.

Logs out from the server.

Sends a message to the specified user or channel.

Changes a channel or user's mode.

Sends a notice to the specified user.

Pings the specified user.

The client version. This will be sent in reply to a CTCP VERSION query.

Whether the client is connected to a server.

The synchronization object for sending IRC commands.

Called when the connection is terminated.

Called when a connection is established.

Called when the server has begun sending the channel list.

Called when the server has finished sending the channel list.

Called for each entry of the channel list.

Called when a channel's topic changes.

Called when someone sends a chat action message.

Called when the client receives an invitation to join a channel.

Called when an error occurs.

Called when someone joins a channel.

Called when someone leaves a channel.

Called when someone sends a message.

Called when a channel or user's mode is changed.

Called when the server has begun sending the Message of the Day.

Called when the server has finished sending the Message of the Day.

Called for each line of the Message of the Day sent by the server.

Called when someone changes their name.

Called at the completion of a channel's user list.

Called when the server is sending a channel's user list.

Called when someone sends a notice. Notices differ from ordinary messages in that, by convention, one should not send an automated reply in response (such as 'I am away from the keyboard.').

Called on a user's reply to a ping.

Called when a user is kicked from a channel.

Called when a user disconnects from the server.

Called when the server sends the welcome message.