the type of the chat message (CMT)
whether the contents contains wide characters or not. This is required because Java/Scala have one String type with a charset of UTF-16. Therefore, there is no way at runtime to determine the charset of String.
identifies the recipient of the message, such as in a tell (occasionally used as "sender" instead i.e. /note)
the textual contents of the message
only used when the message is of note type
the textual contents of the message
the type of the chat message (CMT)
only used when the message is of note type
identifies the recipient of the message, such as in a tell (occasionally used as "sender" instead i.e.
identifies the recipient of the message, such as in a tell (occasionally used as "sender" instead i.e. /note)
whether the contents contains wide characters or not.
whether the contents contains wide characters or not. This is required because Java/Scala have one String type with a charset of UTF-16. Therefore, there is no way at runtime to determine the charset of String.
Instructs client to display and/or process a chat message/command when sent server to client. Instructs server to route and/or process a chat message/command when sent client to server.
the type of the chat message (CMT)
whether the contents contains wide characters or not. This is required because Java/Scala have one String type with a charset of UTF-16. Therefore, there is no way at runtime to determine the charset of String.
identifies the recipient of the message, such as in a tell (occasionally used as "sender" instead i.e. /note)
the textual contents of the message
only used when the message is of note type