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william jacocks: interesting when /share /lock is used…. You lock sharing your experiences with Creed. ¬dd¬shYou begin sharing your experiences with ¬pnCreed¬pn.
You lock sharing your experiences with Lorikeet.
¬dd¬shYou begin sharing your experiences with ¬pnLorikeet¬pn.
You are sharing experiences with Creed () and Lorikeet ().
Fun CL fact — almost every message from the server is tagged like that — clients parse them to extract state changes (And I think at some point someone had ideas for a far richer client experience than we’ve got today). I’ve got handlers for most but not all. Anyway, info and share messages sometimes get prepended with ¬dd and I cannot for the life of me figure out what the DD is for. Do you know <@U0193HD1CAX> ?
Del‘Arus
I think they stand for Don’t Display. At least I handle them that way. So use the content and update internal state, but don’t show the message itself.
Skirwan
Interesting. Thanks!
william jacocks
thank you!
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william jacocks: interesting when /share /lock is used…. You lock sharing your experiences with Creed.
¬dd¬shYou begin sharing your experiences with ¬pnCreed¬pn.
You lock sharing your experiences with Lorikeet.
¬dd¬shYou begin sharing your experiences with ¬pnLorikeet¬pn.
You are sharing experiences with Creed () and Lorikeet ().
https://clieunk.slack.com/archives/C018PCWS9T2/p1599934119022200
Skirwan
Fun CL fact — almost every message from the server is tagged like that — clients parse them to extract state changes (And I think at some point someone had ideas for a far richer client experience than we’ve got today). I’ve got handlers for most but not all. Anyway, info and share messages sometimes get prepended with
¬dd
and I cannot for the life of me figure out what the DD is for. Do you know <@U0193HD1CAX> ?Del‘Arus
I think they stand for Don’t Display. At least I handle them that way. So use the content and update internal state, but don’t show the message itself.
Skirwan
Interesting. Thanks!
william jacocks
thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: