Re: Net::IRC print multiple lines from $self->privmsg

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IRC is a line oriented protocol, so I really doubt that there is a way to put multiple lines into one line. Also, there are (various) length limits on a single line to prevent flooding. So I guess you're out of luck, unless your program splits up a single line into multiple lines before sending the line.

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Re^2: Net::IRC print multiple lines from $self->privmsg by superfrink (Curate) on Nov 19, 2004 at 19:01 UTC
As I recall there might be a way by putting a semi-colon (Update: I think I meant a colon) and then your string at the end of the command but it has been a long time since I've read the RFC and I do recall that commands are terminated by the '\n' character. Let us know if you do figure it out though. :^)	[reply]

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