Jeremy Nelson wrote in gmane.network.irc.epic.general:
> What I would like from you all, is your patient review of the scripts
> that are loaded by epic, and comments upon what things you are quite sure
> are not worth keeping.
a couple of things i noticed in a quick look:
on ^ctcp ^"% % ERRMSG *no such function*"
what's this?
on ^200 * {
unless (tracepath) (tracepath = [$0])
xecho -b S:[$[15]0] V:[$[10]2] U:[$[20]4]
@ tracepath #= [!$4]
}
we discussed this before, and the conclusion was that 'tracepath' is broken
and doesn't work (it sometimes combines two traces into the same path). i
can't remember why though .. i think something changed around hybrid-6
about how trace is handled. the pad values there are also a bit too short
for modern server /version strings ("2.8/hybrid" is already 10 characters).
# Sent notices should by default not be visible
on ^send_notice * :
i don't really like this, but that's probably just personal preference.
alias rwhois quote whois $0 $1
this looks like cruft. "alias rwhois whois"? (given the intention of the
code, i'd think "alias rwhois whois $0 $0" is best. maybe hunt_server
didn't behave that way when this was written.)
window name ircII
i've seen a few people complain about this. can't we just call the first
window '1'?
alias o.b @ function_return = (SHOW_NUMERICS==[ON]) ? H : [***]
this is *definitely* cruft.
> Jeremy
kate.
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