fix detection of multiple @mentions #12
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use //g for multiple matches take result from $_ because $1 will always contain the last match
removes error display in debug output on every update when follow_extra is empty
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why does the second commit already show up here, too? anyways, I don't have to open another pull request then :) The second commit fixes a warning in debug mode that was displayed on every get_updates() when the follow_extra list is empty:
19:06 get_timeline(0= > ) started. username = @Twitter
19:06 Error during user_timeline() call: Aborted.
19:06 : $VAR1 = 'required arg \'id\' missing at ~/.irssi/scripts/twirssi.pl line 1319
19:06 : ';
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use //g for multiple matches
take result from $_ because $1 will always contain the last match
the old code only found the first @mention - and seeing that there is a foreach loop, this does not seem to be intended