Battle.Net to IRC 1.2.0
Update 2/20/2025: This release was supposed to include the files VersionCheck.dll and VersionCheck.ini, however they were accidentally omitted. Also, the copyright year in the license was wrong. The necessary files have been included and the copyright year has been corrected to the year of release.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the program from connecting to a PvPGN server
while going through a JBLS server - The IRC port is now correctly saved to the configuration
- Broadcast prefixes have been added for BNET to IRC and IRC to BNET
- If a message starts with the prefix, then the message will be broadcast
- Removed the "PING has been PONG'd" message from the IRC console
- Whispering the IRC bot will not broadcast the message to Battle.Net
- Improved the message that is broadcast to Battle.Net from IRC
- The font size is now consistent for the text boxes in the settings window
- The channel name is now sent in Battle.Net to IRC broadcasts
- Emotes are now sent to IRC with the username added to the message in
italicized text - Emote messages from IRC clients (that support them) are broadcast to
Battle.Net properly - Added local hashing
- Added a welcome message when starting the program
- Updated the message for when the product that you are connecting
with is out of date - The window title of the new update notification popup no longer
includes the version of the program including the author - Updated Battle.Net error messages related to the game version
- The font size is now consistent for the radio buttons / checkboxes in
the settings window - Attempt to reconnect if connecting to BNLS during login and
Battle.Net sends an error saying the game is too new - When users join/leave a Battle.Net channel, the channel name was not being
displayed correctly - Fixed an earlier release date
- May 26, 2020 to May 26, 2021
- Updated the Read Me