Method: Cinch::Channel#initialize

Defined in:
lib/cinch/channel.rb

#initialize(name, bot) ⇒ Channel

Note:

Generally, you shouldn’t initialize new instances of this class. Use Cinch::ChannelList#find_ensured instead.

Returns a new instance of Channel.



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# File 'lib/cinch/channel.rb', line 49

def initialize(name, bot)
  @bot    = bot
  @name   = name
  @users  = Hash.new {|h, k| h[k] = []}
  @bans   = []
  @owners = []

  @modes = {}
  # TODO raise if not a channel

  @topic = nil

  @in_channel = false

  @synced_attributes  = Set.new
  @when_requesting_synced_attribute = lambda {|attr|
    if @in_channel && attr == :topic && !attribute_synced?(:topic)
      # Even if we are in the channel, if there's no topic set,
      # the attribute won't be synchronised yet. Explicitly
      # request the topic.
      @bot.irc.send "TOPIC #@name"
      next
    end

    unless @in_channel
      unsync(attr)
      case attr
      when :users
        @bot.irc.send "NAMES #@name"
      when :topic
        @bot.irc.send "TOPIC #@name"
      when :bans
        @bot.irc.send "MODE #@name +b"
      when :owners
        if @bot.irc.network.owner_list_mode
          @bot.irc.send "MODE #@name +#{@bot.irc.network.owner_list_mode}"
        else
          # the current IRCd does not support channel owners, so
          # just mark the empty array as synced
          mark_as_synced(:owners)
        end
      when :modes
        @bot.irc.send "MODE #@name"
      end
    end
  }
end