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-- | You can control both the detection and the handling of events coming from
-- the IRC server. This module provides tools for defining event detection
-- rules. For example, should your bot take commands through messages in IRC
-- channels, or in private messages, or both, or perhaps none?
--
-- In addition to the event matchers given here, you can easily write your own
-- custom matchers.
--
-- Event matchers with a @C@ prefix are handle only channel events.
-- Event matchers with a @P@ prefix are handle only private message events.
--
-- The 'defaultMatch' matcher matches some essential events, such as pings, and
-- you should probably use it in your matcher list (e.g. as the last item).
module Network.IRC.Fun.Bot.EventMatch
    ( matchPrefixedCommandC
    , matchPrefixedCommandP
    , matchPrefixedCommand
    , matchRefCommandC
    , matchRefCommandP
    , matchRefCommand
    , matchRefCommandFromSetC
    , matchRefCommandFromSetP
    , matchRefCommandFromSet
    , matchRefCommandFromNamesC
    , matchRefCommandFromNamesP
    , matchRefCommandFromNames
    , matchPlainPrivateCommand
    , matchNoticeC
    , matchNoticeP
    , matchNotice
    , matchRefC
    , matchRefP
    , matchRef
    , defaultMatch
    )
where

import Network.IRC.Fun.Bot.Internal.Event