#42 false assumption in IRCConnection.java:4

[Ron Smits]

in IRCConnection.java in the handling of a NOTICE, an
assumption is made that there are more then 4 tokens in
the ParseToken[] token instance:

(Line 448 and on)

String text = message.substring( tokens[4].index ).trim();

try {
handled = true;
if (text.substring(0,9).equals(":\001VERSION")) {
_mux.onVersionNotice(orgnick,origin,text.substring(9));
}
else {
_mux.onNotice(text);

In effect there are 4 tokens thus throwing an exception
when handling this

I solved it (crudely) with:

int tl = 0;
if (tokens.length > 4) tl = 4;
else tl = tokens.length - 1;
String text = message.substring( tokens[tl].index ).trim();

[J. Schutz]

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Actually, the real solution is to change the 4 to a 3, so
the line that generates the exception reads:

String text = message.substring( tokens[3].index ).trim
();

In the RFC, as well as every NOTICE message I've seen, the
text begins in the 4th token. Even the version response
specifically coded here returns

source NOTICE usernick :\001VERSION .......\001