For full list you can look at other attributes of Module in znc.py (or in startup.pl).
If one of parameters is not available this way, then it was forgotten, and it's a bug.
There is no direct access to that template. But all parameters available to C++ module via that template, are exposed to python and perl modules too.
``` python
class foo(znc.Module):
wiki_page = '...'
```
``` perl
package foo;
use base 'ZNC::Module';
sub wiki_page { '...' }
```
For full list you can look at other attributes of `Module` in `znc.py` (or in `startup.pl`).
If one of parameters is not available this way, then it was forgotten, and it's a bug.
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Because I don't have
template<> void TModInfoin a python module,I can't link a python module to a wiki page.
There is no direct access to that template. But all parameters available to C++ module via that template, are exposed to python and perl modules too.
For full list you can look at other attributes of
Moduleinznc.py(or instartup.pl).If one of parameters is not available this way, then it was forgotten, and it's a bug.
Thanks.
znc.Module has the full list of variables.