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      From: Lawrence M. <we...@gm...> - 2004-05-16 12:32:42
      
     
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`erc-parse-server-response' currently does not do the right thing with IPv6 hostmasks. This is mostly me misreading the IRC spec I think. Basically, we need to change our parsing of the server response so that we allow: :nick!user@ipv6:host: command blablabla The thing to do is to probably special-case on the response not starting with a colon. Since then we just have: COMMAND : params : contents For the response starting with a colon we have: :anything-not-a-space-is-the-sender command params : contents Alternately, rather than bashing my head against this, we could just use the old `erc-parse-line-from-server' which iirc works fine with IPv6 stuff. What do people think? -- Lawrence Mitchell <we...@gm...>  |