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Actually they are called after updating IrcState

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Valentin Lorentz
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@ -37,10 +37,10 @@ You can catch commands directly with “do-methods”: when the bot receives a
``PRIVMSG``, all ``doPrivmsg`` methods are called; when it gets a ``437`` ``PRIVMSG``, all ``doPrivmsg`` methods are called; when it gets a ``437``
message, all ``do437`` methods are called, etc. message, all ``do437`` methods are called, etc.
These methods are called **before** Limnoria updates its internal state; These methods are called **after** Limnoria updates its internal state;
so for example someone changes their nick from ``foo`` to ``bar`` (ie. so for example someone changes their nick from ``foo`` to ``bar`` (ie.
``:foo!~user@example.org NICK bar``), then ``doNick`` is called while ``:foo!~user@example.org NICK bar``), then ``doNick`` is called while
``irc.state.channels[...].users`` still contains ``foo`` and not ``bar``. ``irc.state.channels.[...].users`` already contains ``bar``.
Those command take two arguments: an :ref:`Irc object <supybot-irclib-irc>` Those command take two arguments: an :ref:`Irc object <supybot-irclib-irc>`
and a :ref:`IrcMsg object <supybot-ircmsgs>`. and a :ref:`IrcMsg object <supybot-ircmsgs>`.