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| class | |
| String name of the class to send to. More... | |
| instance | |
| String name of the instance to send to. More... | |
| recip | |
| String name of the user recipient to send to, or a comma-separated list of recipients. More... | |
| opcode | |
| String name of the opcode to send with. More... | |
| body | |
| Body of the message. More... | |
| sig | |
| Signature to attach. More... | |
| sender | |
| Function to use to send the zephyr. More... | |
Definition at line 57 of file zsend.vtc.
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Body of the message. No line wrapping or other formatting is applied by default before a message is sent. |
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String name of the class to send to. If null or empty, this typically defaults to ``MESSAGE''. |
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String name of the instance to send to. If null or empty, this typically defaults to ``PERSONAL''. |
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String name of the opcode to send with. If null or empty, this typically defaults to a null opcode, which is ``normal'' for zephyrs. |
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String name of the user recipient to send to, or a comma-separated list of recipients.
This can be a single user name (``dmaze''), a list of comma-separated user names (``dmaze,emarcus'') or null. In the first case, the message is sent to only that user; in the second, the message is sent to each listed user. If null or empty, no username is provided, resulting in the message being sent to all subscribers to <class,instance,*>. |
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Function to use to send the zephyr.
This is a function of a single parameter, which is this structure. The most common function is |
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Signature to attach. If null or empty, no signature is attached by this code. However, it typically calls out to zwrite, which will add a signature from the ``zephyr-signature'' variable. |
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