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Using SmartIrc4net
By: Peyton McCullough
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    2006-08-14

    Table of Contents:
  • Using SmartIrc4net
  • IrcConnection
  • IrcCommands
  • IrcClient

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    Using SmartIrc4net


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    Are you interested in increasing the functionality of your IRC client by using a .NET language? The SmartIrc4net library can help. Keep reading to learn more about its layers of interaction and how they work.

    Introduction

    Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a very popular means of communication. One can simply download a free client, pick a nickname and join a server of his or her choice. Of course, it doesn't stop there. It's possible to interact with IRC in a variety of languages. It's not hard (well, it doesn't have to be), and it can be very rewarding, even if the reward is just a sense of personal satisfaction.

    For .NET languages, the SmartIrc4net library stands out. It allows for varying degrees of complexity by providing three layers of interaction, each layer being a subclass of the previous layer and providing more advanced functionality.

    This article will take a look at using each of the three connectivity layers provided by the SmartIrc4net library. First, though, you'll need to download a copy of the library at its official website:

    http://smartirc4net.meebey.net/

    Download either the source or the DLL and place it in the same directory in which you'll be working.

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