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https://github.com/zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client/blob/029c43c63b938c991a10cf27eb75907bc6d8623e/lib/IRC/Client.pm6#L270
For example, in this comment it was recommended to use irc_353, but as far as I can see the actual method name is irc-353.
irc_353
irc-353
Unless I misunderstand something, it should be called “irc-n353” or something like that.
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I guess it tells you how thorough the test suite for this module is 😂
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It's not that bad, there are several live test suites running on #perl6 :P
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In fact, we have tests for whateverables, so we test IRC::Client indirectly as well (a bit).
But yes, this:
- take 'irc-' ~ $e.command, $event-name; + take 'irc-n' ~ $e.command, $event-name;
Solves the problem for me. But of course, it needs documentation changes and tests.
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https://github.com/zoffixznet/perl6-IRC-Client/blob/029c43c63b938c991a10cf27eb75907bc6d8623e/lib/IRC/Client.pm6#L270
For example, in this comment it was recommended to use
irc_353
, but as far as I can see the actual method name isirc-353
.Unless I misunderstand something, it should be called “irc-n353” or something like that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: