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8      <h1>cl-irc 0.9.2</h1>
9    </div>
10    <div class="body">
11   
12      <p>cl-irc is a Common Lisp IRC client library that
13      features (partial) DCC, CTCP and all relevant commands from the
14      IRC RFCs (<a
15      href="http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2810.html">RFC2810</a>, <a
16      href="http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2811.html">RFC2811</a> and <a
17      href="http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2812.html">RFC2812</a>).  It
18      uses ASDF and has been tested mostly on SBCL but should work for
19      other implementations with little or no extra code.</p>
20
21      <p>The code is released under an <a
22      href="http://common-lisp.net/websvn/filedetails.php?repname=cl-irc&amp;path=%2Ftrunk%2FLICENSE&amp;rev=0&amp;sc=0"
23      >MIT-style license</a>.  I need to mention that Jochen Schmidt laid the
24      groundwork for this library with his <a
25      href="http://www.sf.net/projects/weird-irc">Weird-IRC</a> IRC
26      client and that therefore some of the code is copyright him.</p>
27
28      <h2>News</h2>
29      <div class="level">
30      <ul>
31        <li>Version 0.9.2 released (SBCL destroy-thread deprecation)</li>
32        <li>Version 0.9.1 released (lots of fixes)</li>
33        <li>Version 0.8.1 released (small fixes: KICK message processing, channel mode tracking)</li>
34        <li>Version 0.8.0 released (user and channel mode tracking, characterset support on the irc network)</li>
35        <li>Version 0.7.0 released (RPL_ISUPPORT, many small tweaks and fixes)</li>
36        <li>Version 0.6.0 released (interim release while common-lisp.net was down)</li>
37        <li>Version 0.5.0 released (package rename and minor changes)</li>
38        <li>Version 0.4.0 released (some documentation, beginnings of a test suite, better performance)</li>
39      </ul>
40      </div>
41
42      <h2>Features</h2>
43      <div class="level">
44        <ul>
45          <li>implements all commands in the RFCs</li>
46     <li>extra convenience commands such as op/deop, ban, ignore, etc.</li>
47     <li>partial DCC SEND/CHAT support</li>
48     <li>event driven model with hooks makes interfacing easy</li>
49     <li>the user can keep multiple connections</li>
50     <li>all CTCP commands</li>
51        </ul>
52      </div>
53
54      <h2>Installation</h2>
55      <div class="level">
56        <p>If you have <a href="http://www.cliki.net/asdf-install">
57            asdf-install</a>, just:
58        </p>
59        <pre>$ asdf-install cl-irc</pre> 
60       
61        <p>cl-irc can manually be downloaded from here:
62          <tt><a href="http://common-lisp.net/project/cl-irc/cl-irc_latest.tar.gz">
63              cl-irc_latest.tar.gz</a>
64          </tt>.</p>
65       
66        <p>There is also <a href="http://common-lisp.net/faq.shtml#checkout">anonymous Subversion
67          </a> and
68          <a href="http://common-lisp.net/websvn/listing.php?repname=cl-irc&amp;path=%2F&amp;sc=0">
69            WebSVN
70          </a>.
71        </p>
72      </div>
73
74      <h2>Contact</h2>
75      <div class="level">
76        <p>Questions, feature requests, and bug-reports are welcome on
77          <tt><a href="mailto:cl-irc-devel@common-lisp.net">
78              cl-irc-devel@common-lisp.net</a></tt>.</p>
79      </div>
80
81      <h2>Sample usage</h2>
82      <div class="level">
83        <pre>
84  * (require :cl-irc)
85
86  * (in-package :irc)
87
88  * (defvar connection (connect :nickname "mynick"
89                                :server "irc.somewhere.org"))
90
91  * (read-message-loop connection)
92
93;; That's it.  Interrupt the read-message-loop and do:
94
95  * (join connection "#lisp")
96
97;; etc. (look at command.lisp) to operate the library.  After issuing
98;; a command, you need to get back on the feed:
99
100  * (read-message-loop connection)
101
102;; If you need to do something on every join, do:
103
104  * (defun my-hook (message)
105     &lt;do-something&gt;)
106
107  * (add-hook connection 'irc-join-message #'my-hook)
108
109;; and it will be run next time the library receives an
110;; irc-join-message.  For a full list of messages you can hook into,
111;; look at event.lisp.
112
113;; Your connection object will get updated by the library with regards
114;; to users joining/parting channels, you joining/parting channels,
115;; etc.  Look at protocol.lisp's connection object for slots and
116;; methods.
117   </pre>
118      </div>     
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