F. Jason Park 174b3dd9bd Make nested input handling more robust in ERC ... * lisp/erc/erc.el (erc--send-action-function): New function-valued variable for locally advising `erc-send-action' so that built-in modules can elect to handle insertion and sending themselves. (erc-send-action): Defer to `erc--send-action-function'. (erc--send-action-perform-ctcp): Isolate the message-sending business for CTCP ACTIONs that used to reside in `erc-send-action'. (erc--send-action-display): Isolate the message-insertion business formerly residing in `erc-send-action' for more granular use. Fix a minor bug involving inserted representations of CTCP ACTIONs not having `erc-my-nick-face' applied to the speaker. (erc--send-action): Perform the same displaying and sending of CTCP ACTION messages formerly handled by `erc-send-action', but display messages before sending them. (erc--current-line-input-split): New variable bound to the post-review `erc--input-split' object for the extent of display processing. This mainly benefits slash-command handlers and the utility functions they employ, such as `erc-send-message'. (erc-cmd-SAY): Defer to `erc--send-message'. (erc--send-message-nested-function): New function-valued variable supporting an internal interface for influencing how `erc-send-message' inserts and sends prompt input. Some handlers for slash commands, like /SV, use `erc-send-message' to perform their own insertion and sending, which is normally the domain of `erc-send-current-line'. When this happens, modules can't easily leverage the normal hook-based API to do things like suppress insertion but allow sending or vice-versa. This variable provides an internal seam for modules to exert such influence. (erc-send-message): Behave specially when called by the default interactive client via `erc-send-current-line' and friends. (erc--send-message-external): New function to house the former body of `erc-send-message', for third-party code needing to apply the traditional behavior. (erc--send-message-nested): New function for turning arbitrary text, such as replacement prompt input, into outgoing message text by doing things like ensuring "send" hooks run and invariants for prompt markers are preserved. (erc--make-input-split): New helper function for creating a standard `erc--input-split' object from a string. This is arguably less confusing than adding another constructor to the struct definition. (erc-send-current-line): Bind `erc--current-line-input-split' when dispatching prompt-input handlers. Use helper `erc--make-input-split' to initialize working `erc--input-split' state object. (erc--run-send-hooks): Honor existing `refoldp' slot from `erc--input-split' object. (erc--send-input-lines): Convert to generic function to allow modules control over fundamental insertion and sending operations, which is necessary for next-generation features, like multiline messages. (erc-modes): Don't output non-modules. That is, only list actual modules created via `define-erc-module', and `quote' members of the resulting list. * test/lisp/erc/erc-scenarios-base-send-message.el: New test file. * test/lisp/erc/resources/base/send-message/noncommands.eld: New data file. (Bug#67031)		2023-11-12 20:37:48 -08:00
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