TRIGGERS

Trigger API.

Tcl functions (usually loaded from your .icbrc file)

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proc Trig_personalmsg {person} {
	global theMessage
	...
}

	This function gets called when a personal message (/m) gets sent
to you.  Trig_personalmsg gets the sender's nickname passed in $person,
and a read-only copy of the message body text lives in $theMessage.

	
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proc Trig_beepmsg {person} { ... }

	This function gets the nickname of the person that beeped you sent
in via $person.


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proc Trig_pongmsg {} {
	global theMessage
    ...
}

    This gets called whenever the server sends you a "Pong" packet. A
read-only copy of the message body text lives in $theMessage. It is
generated by the server and usually contains the information about the
round-trip time to your client.

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proc Trig_dropmsg {} { ... }
proc Trig_errormsg {} { ... }
proc Trig_importantmsg {} { ... }

	No arguments are passed to these functions currently. The dropmsg
gets called when the server sends you [=Drop=] warning that you're about to
be knocked off the system.   errormsg/importantmsg don't seem terribly
useful, but it doesn't seem to hurt anything to have hooks available.


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proc Trig_invitemsg {person group} { ... }

	This gets the person that invited you in $person, and the group
that you've been invited to in $group.