use warnings;
use strict;

my $script_name = "test";
my $author = "";
my $version = "1.0";
my $license = "GPL3";
my $description = "test script";

weechat::register($script_name, $author, $version, $license, $description, "", "");
weechat::hook_command("mute", "", "", "", "test1|test2|hello|goodbye", "cmd", "");

my $buffer = weechat::buffer_new("test-buffer", "", "", "", "");
weechat::buffer_set($buffer, "display", "1");
weechat::print($buffer, "If you try to tab-complete the arguments for the /mute command we just registered you'll notice that completions are taken from the weechat core /mute command.");
weechat::print($buffer, "Since we're on our own buffer WeeChat should know though which of the two /mute commands it's supposed to be completing.");

sub cmd
{
        my $buffer = $_[1];
        weechat::print($buffer, "Nevertheless the right mute command is being executed.");
}