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If the user changes their nick using the /NICK command, the nick variable never gets updated. But kirc uses this nick value to check if a message was a message sent directly to the user's nick.
To reproduce:
Log on to an IRC server
Send yourself a DM (@<nick> test message). This should work as expected.
Change your nick (/NICK <nick2>)
Send yourself a DM to this new nick (@<nick2> test message).
The message from step 4 will not be highlighted in cyan as a DM should be. Instead, it'll have your nick (i.e. <nick2>) in brackets as if it was a channel name.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If the user changes their nick using the
/NICK
command, thenick
variable never gets updated. But kirc uses thisnick
value to check if a message was a message sent directly to the user's nick.To reproduce:
@<nick> test message
). This should work as expected./NICK <nick2>
)@<nick2> test message
).The message from step 4 will not be highlighted in cyan as a DM should be. Instead, it'll have your nick (i.e.
<nick2>
) in brackets as if it was a channel name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: