🚀 go-pugleaf

<Tog> wrote in message news:413f9bee@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Ok fair enough, let's assume it's NULL, well it is I guess.

Well, it is, or it isn't.  Did you actually check your code yet?

> But why then fire an event where I am suppose to announce
> a +op in a channel and I can't tell who's being +op'ed since
> ATarget->Nick has no value?

Well, if ATarget is NULL then you wouldn't know about the user to begin with
since the TIdIRCUser pointer is coming from the Users property.

> It's not like I manually run the event, TIdIRC decides that it
> must run this event based on the data received, how can it
> run this event without giving me data to work with?

Because the data is not available to begin with.

> Am I suppose to get ATarget->Nick from somewhere
> else in that particular case?

You could always re-write TIdIRC's source code to pass in the actual Nick
string instead of a TIdIRCUser* pointer.

> Is the event fired multiple times where AUser->Nick has a value and
ATarget->Nick sometimes doesn't?

OnOp is always triggered whenever an IRC command includes an "+" privledge
change.  Whether the target user is known or not at the time, the event is
still triggered.


Gambit