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-Irssi::print("Instancing module v0.0.5 -- No Longer Named 'test'");
+Irssi::print("Instancing module v0.1.0 -- Doesn't Ring A Bell");
+WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
+Revisions 0.1.0 and up use a fundamentally different encoding technique, after
+early prototypes discovered that the original encoding was erroneous. The
+original encoding has been withdrawn altogether and since there were no
+speakers of it outside the beta group, the protocol identifiers have NOT been
+change in the transition to the new protocol.
+This warning will disappear eventually.
+WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
+
This depends on Math::BaseCalc from CPAN. This is conveniently packaged in
-Debian as libmath-basecalc-perl.
+Debian as libmath-basecalc-perl. To fetch from CPAN if your OS doesn't
+provide CPAN packages, do
+ $ perl -MCPAN -e 'install Math::BaseCalc'
These perl modules assume they exist in a directory called Instance. The
easiest way to make this fly, by far, is to symlink the place you got these
Options to persist the punts list and or instance defaults?
Punts listing command (per channel, global)
Ability to /msg or /query with instance label.
+ Ability to /me with an instance label.
The ability to filter instances out of the channel windows to their
own windows.