🚀 go-pugleaf

Yes I checked my code and it is NULL.

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

Why wasn't that done in the first place? The code as is now is useless. It
won't tell me who's being +op'ed. Why do I need an OpEvent if it doesn't
tell me anything. Since mIRC is able to catch this, the server obviously
sends the correct information, but TIdIRC has a design flaw and doesn't pass
the correct values when this event occurs.

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Because the data is not available to begin with.

This is info taken from the Receive event on TIdIRC:

:TestNick!~yeah@HOSTMASK JOIN :#torqueexplorer
:ChanServ!services@maxgaming.net MODE #torqueexplorer +o TestNick

As you can see, the correct information is received, but the handling of
that information is flawed in my opinion.

I've also noticed this in the AUser->Nick in the OnNotice event, it's also
NULL, while the nick is actually received.