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#ifndef IID_INCLUDED
# define IID_INCLUDED
#include <string>
/**
* A name representing an IRC channel on an IRC server, or an IRC user on an
* IRC server, or just an IRC server.
*
* The separator for an user is '!', for a channel it's '%'. If no separator
* is present, it's just an irc server.
* It’s possible to have an empty-string server, but it makes no sense in
* the biboumi context.
*
* #test%irc.example.org has :
* - local: "#test" (the # is part of the name, it could very well be absent, or & (for example) instead)
* - server: "irc.example.org"
* - is_channel: true
* - is_user: false
*
* %irc.example.org:
* - local: ""
* - server: "irc.example.org"
* - is_channel: true
* - is_user: false
* Note: this is the special empty-string channel, used internal in biboumi
* but has no meaning on IRC.
*
* foo!irc.example.org
* - local: "foo"
* - server: "irc.example.org"
* - is_channel: false
* - is_user: true
* Note: the empty-string user (!irc.example.org) has no special meaning in biboumi
*
* irc.example.org:
* - local: ""
* - server: "irc.example.org"
* - is_channel: false
* - is_user: false
*/
class Iid
{
public:
Iid(const std::string& iid);
explicit Iid(const Iid&);
explicit Iid();
void set_local(const std::string& loc);
void set_server(const std::string& serv);
const std::string& get_local() const;
const std::string& get_server() const;
bool is_channel;
bool is_user;
std::string get_sep() const;
private:
std::string local;
std::string server;
Iid(Iid&&) = delete;
Iid& operator=(const Iid&) = delete;
Iid& operator=(Iid&&) = delete;
};
namespace std {
const std::string to_string(const Iid& iid);
}
#endif // IID_INCLUDED