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2023-august-08 Trevor Last <trevorclast@gmail.com>
Version 0.7.0. Channels and users lists implemented.
2023-august-02 Trevor Last <trevorclast@gmail.com>
Version 0.6.0. Major rewrite. Roughly feature-equal with the previous
version.
2020-august-07 Trevor Last <trevorclast@gmail.com>
Version 0.5.0. Long messages wrap around instead of being cut off. In this
update, the program also handles incoming messages being split over multiple
recvs.
2020-july-30 Trevor Last <trevorclast@gmail.com>
Version 0.4.0. Each joined channel has a tab on the left side of the screen.
You can view a channel by left clicking on its name. Additionally, you can use
the /HELP command to get help with the commands.
2020-may-29 Trevor Last <trevorclast@gmail.com>
Version 0.3.0. Rewritten in C++. In this version, typed input is interpreted
as a message to send to the channel, rather than an IRC command. To send IRC
commands, you must prefix the command with '/QUOTE'. Additionally, joining a
channel and leaving a channel can be accomplished using the '/JOIN' and
'/PART' commands. Typing '/QUIT' or entering a ^D with an empty input exits
the program.
2019-jun-06 Trevor Last <trevorclast@gmail.com>
Version 0.2.0. This version adds compile-time-selectable GUI options, with an
NCurses interface being the default. Additionally, it adds support for the IRC
CAP function for registering capabilities.
* Changelog: Added.
* Makefile (VERSION): Increment minor version to 0.2.0
(GUI): Added. Used to select which GUI file to use (currently, `curses' and
`term' are supported, with `curses' being default)
(EXTRA): Added. Currently used to hold the -D flags to the compiler. Added to
all CC rules.
(OBJDIR) (DEPDIR): Added rules to create the OBJDIR/gui and DEPDIR/gui
directories.
* command_responses.c (response_*): Added `cmd = cmd;' to all functions that
don't use `cmd' (just to shut the compiler up).
(response_NOTICE): Implemented; prints all but the first param to user_out.
(CAP_response_*): Added, for CAP functionality support.
(CAP_response_LS): Implemented; prints returned capabilities to user_out.
(response_CAP): Implemented; calls the appropriate CAP_response function.
* command_responses.h (response_CAP): Added declaration.
* commands.h (commands): Added CAP.
(str_to_message): Supports having more than 15 parameters.
* main.c (interpret_irc_command) (socket_read_write) (read_user_input) (main):
Replaced `printf' with `gui_user_print', `readline' with `gui_user_read'.
(main): Added CAP interactions to user registration section.
* queue.h (Queue): Implemented. Used as a generic queue structure.
(MessageQueue): Moved generic queue functionality out of MessageQueue and into
Queue. MessageQueue is used only for the specific case of needing to sync a
file descriptor with the queue.
* queue.c (queue_*): Changed, these now deal with the generic Queue structure
rather than the MessageQueue structure. All callers changed.
(msg_queue_*): Added; same as their `queue_XXX' equivalents, but dealing with
a MessageQueue instead of a Queue.
* irc_string.h (String): Added. Quick-and-dirty implementation of a string,
with an append method, etc. Should cut down on mistakes made when working with
strings.
(string_new) (string_delete) (string_add) (string_add_ch): Added declaration.
* irc_string.c (string_new) (string_delete) (string_add) (string_add_ch):
Added.
* gui.h (gui_shutdown) (gui_init) (gui_user_print) (gui_debug_print)
(gui_user_read): Added declarations.
* gui/curses.c: Implemented an interface using NCurses.
* gui/term.c: Implemented an interface using GNU readline.