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-Added function that converts IRC string formatting code to its equivalent HTML code
-Set sendMessage's optional parse_mode parameter to HTML

-Added function that converts IRC string formatting code to its equivalent HTML code
-Set sendMessage's optional parse_mode parameter to HTML

if (message.user) {
message.text = '<' + message.user + '> ' + message.text;
message.text = '<' + message.user + '> ' + irc_to_html_format(message.text);
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@melamity melamity Jun 25, 2016

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Surely if you're sending HTML tags in a message you'd want to escape where it shows the username of the person who talked? It might be mistaken as a tag.

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<username> will be interpreted as an XML tag and probably will end up being removed by telegram, same goes for user input that contains these characters. We need to escape all occurences of < and > first.


logger.verbose('>> relaying to TG:', message.text);
tg.sendMessage(message.channel.tgChatId, message.text);
tg.sendMessage(message.channel.tgChatId, message.text, parse_mode=telegram.ParseMode.HTML);
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This syntax does not exist in JavaScript

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