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// $Id: decode.c,v 1.30 2008/07/28 20:30:48 lynx Exp $ // vim:syntax=lpc
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2009-01-26 19:21:29 +00:00
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//
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// generic CTCP implementation, also includes color code filter.
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// msa (Markku Savela, if i remember the spelling right) came up
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// with the crazy idea of using binary code 1 as the escape code
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// for CTCP, so we put that code into the variable msa.
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//
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#include "irc.h"
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#include <net.h>
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volatile string msa, msare, cc, bc, uc;
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// belongs into create() really..
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decodeInit() {
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msa = " "; msa[0] = 0x01;
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msare = msa+".*"+msa;
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cc = " "; cc[0] = 0x03; // same as msa
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bc = " ", bc[0] = 0x02; // same as msa
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uc = " ", uc[0] = 0x1F; // same as msa
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}
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// to be inherited
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ctcp(type, text, target, req, srcnick, source) {
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mapping vars;
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P2(("%O %s %O -> %O: %O %O\n", ME,
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req ? "REQ" : "REP",
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srcnick, target, type, text))
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vars = ([ "_nick" : srcnick,
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"_value" : text || "",
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"_type" : type ]);
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sendmsg(target, (req? "_request": "_status") +"_legacy_CTCP",
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"[_nick] "+ (req? "requests": "sends")+
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" IRC legacy command '[_type]'.",
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vars, source );
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}
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// to be inherited
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version(text, target, req, srcnick, source) {
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if (req && !text) {
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P2(("%O VREQ(1=%O) %O -> %O: %O\n", ME, req,
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srcnick, target, text))
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sendmsg(target, "_request_version",
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"[_nick] requests your version.",
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([ "_nick" : srcnick ]), source );
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#ifndef _flag_disable_request_version_IRC
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} else if (target == query_server_unl()) {
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if (text) vSet("agent", text);
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#endif
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} else {
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PT(("%O VREP(0=%O) %O -> %O: %O\n", ME, req,
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srcnick, target, text))
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// generally unused as we don't send ctcp version to our clients
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sendmsg(target, "_status_version_agent",
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"Version: [_nick] is using \"[_version_agent]\" ([_version]).", ([
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"_nick" : srcnick,
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"_version" : SERVER_VERSION,
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"_version_server": SERVER_DESCRIPTION,
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"_version_agent" : text
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]), source );
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}
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return;
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}
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// text, recipient string from irc, req: PRIVMSG/_request:1, NOTICE/_status:0
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decode(text, rcpt, req) {
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// filtering first.. 'cause some crazy people may be putting
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// color codes inside of ctcp requests etc.
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// filtering for mirc color codes
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// these will never make it into a psyc standard ;)
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// so they need to be removed
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unless (strstr(text, cc) == -1) {
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text = regreplace(text, cc + "[0-9][0-9],[0-9][0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + "[0-9][0-9],[0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + "[0-9],[0-9][0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + "[0-9],[0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + ",[0-9][0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + ",[0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + "[0-9][0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc + "[0-9]", "", 1);
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text = regreplace(text, cc, "", 1);
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}
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// filtering for irc bold code
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unless (strstr(text, bc) == -1)
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text = regreplace(text, bc, "", 1);
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// filtering for irc underline code
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unless (strstr(text, uc) == -1)
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text = regreplace(text, uc, "", 1);
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// it is more correct to check the whole text string for msa,
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// but in practice no irc entity ever produces such a string
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// with CTCP interspersed into the plain text, so were much
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// more efficient to just look at the first character
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if (text[0] == 0x01) {
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string ctcpcode, ctcptext;
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array(string) extract;
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extract = regexplode(text, msare);
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unless (sizeof(extract) >= 2) return; // unbalanced msa
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ctcpcode = extract[1][1..<2];
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sscanf(ctcpcode, "%s %s", ctcpcode, ctcptext);
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ctcpcode = upper_case(ctcpcode);
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P2(("CTCP %O w/ value %O found.\n", ctcpcode, ctcptext))
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switch (ctcpcode) {
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case "ACTION":
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action(ctcptext, rcpt);
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break;
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case "VERSION":
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unless (rcpt) break;
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version(ctcptext, rcpt, req);
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break;
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case "PING":
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if (rcpt)
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if (req)
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ping(rcpt, ctcptext);
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// else ignore it for now as we cant tag it
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break;
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case "XCHAT":
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// xchat sends an additional non-standard reply
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// to the ctcp version request. we need to ignore
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// this, instead of routing it to the server root.
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break;
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// this is an EXPERIMENTAL extension from fippo, but
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// since this code can only be triggered by the
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// appropriate irssi script, we can just leave it here
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case "TYPING":
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PT(("ctcp typing %O\n", ctcptext))
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unless(rcpt) break;
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switch(ctcptext) {
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case "INACTIVE":
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case "PAUSE":
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case "COMPOSE":
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case "ACTIVE":
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case "GONE":
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tell(rcpt, "", 0, 0, "_notice_typing_" + lower_case(ctcptext));
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break;
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default:
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ctcp(ctcpcode, ctcptext, rcpt, req);
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}
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break;
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default:
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unless (rcpt) break;
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ctcp(ctcpcode, ctcptext, rcpt, req);
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}
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return 0;
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}
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return text;
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}
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// ein klein wenig ratlosigkeit
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#if 1
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irctext(template, vars, data, source) {
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int i;
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string output = psyctext(template, vars, data, source);
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for (i=strstr(output, "%"); i>=0; i=strstr(output, "%", i)) {
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output[i] = 0x01; // support for msa's CTCP char
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}
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return output;
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}
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#else
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ircp(output) {
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int i;
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for (i=strstr(output, "%"); i>=0; i=strstr(output, "%", i)) {
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output[i] = 0x01; // support for msa's CTCP char
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}
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return emit(output);
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}
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#endif
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