The IrcStatement type exposes the following members.
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Constructors
| Name | Description | |
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 | IrcStatement |
Creates an IRC statement with nothing set.
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| IrcStatement(IrcIdentity, IrcString, IrcString ) |
Creates an IRC statement.
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Methods
| Name | Description | |
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| ToByteArray |
Converts the IRC statement into a byte array, including the ending CR+LF.
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| ToByteArray(Boolean ) |
Converts the IRC statement into a byte array, including the ending CR+LF,
and additionally returns whether the string was truncated.
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| ToIrcString |
Converts the IRC statement into an IRC string containing all of its bytes,
including the ending CR+LF.
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| ToIrcString(Boolean ) |
Converts the IRC statement into an IRC string containing all of its bytes,
including the ending CR+LF, and additionally returns whether the string was truncated.
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 | TryParse( Byte , Int32 , Int32, IrcStatement ) |
Tries to read a buffer and parse out an IRC statement.
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| TryParse( Byte , Int32 , Int32, IrcStatement , IrcStatementParseResult ) |
Tries to read a buffer and parse out an IRC statement.
Additionally, on failure, the reason for failure is returned.
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Properties
| Name | Description | |
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 | Command |
The command, or if the IRC statement is a reply, a three-digit number.
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| Parameters |
The parameters of the statement.
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| ReplyCode |
The numeric reply code, if the IRC statement is a reply.
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| Source |
The source of the statement, if any. This is called the prefix in the IRC specification.
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See Also
Copyright 2013 James F. Bellinger (http://www.zer7.com/software.php?page=netirc)