1. Kat: Irc.exw
Just got some free time(middle of moving) to play with irc.exw. Very
nice, took about 5 min to get it to connect ot my irc server(local
server(IRC Plus). I have not had long so i am prob just over looking
something due to i dont know the structure of the data yet. I cant get
it to respond to a ping event from the server, My traps dont work and
the ping event does not parse to a number. If you have solved this LMK,
I get this working for 3 min then get droped =(
Grape Vine
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2. Re: Kat: Irc.exw
On 9 Jun 2001, at 19:54, Grape Vine wrote:
>
> Just got some free time(middle of moving) to play with irc.exw. Very
> nice, took about 5 min to get it to connect ot my irc server(local
> server(IRC Plus). I have not had long so i am prob just over looking
> something due to i dont know the structure of the data yet. I cant get
> it to respond to a ping event from the server, My traps dont work and
> the ping event does not parse to a number. If you have solved this LMK,
> I get this working for 3 min then get droped =(
I didn't do anything but make it connect... i'll look at it again. What do your
traps and ping parser look like?
Kat
3. Re: Kat: Irc.exw
On 9 Jun 2001, at 23:49, Kat wrote:
>
> On 9 Jun 2001, at 19:54, Grape Vine wrote:
>
> >
> > Just got some free time(middle of moving) to play with irc.exw. Very
> > nice, took about 5 min to get it to connect ot my irc server(local
> > server(IRC Plus). I have not had long so i am prob just over looking
> > something due to i dont know the structure of the data yet. I cant get
> > it to respond to a ping event from the server, My traps dont work and
> > the ping event does not parse to a number. If you have solved this LMK,
> > I get this working for 3 min then get droped =(
There are no standard data structures, sadly. For nearly every irc event, i
have had to code a separate test and data extraction paragraph.
> I didn't do anything but make it connect... i'll look at it again. What do
> your
> traps and ping parser look like?
Ok, i did a fair rewrite of the center part of that irc client code, and it
responds to the server PING, to all "ctcp" commands (but replies to only the
version and ping for now), and responds to numerics (but doesn't do anything
about them). One reason i didn't do anything about replying is that i was
considering an interpreter to run code in scripts outside the connection code,
written while it's running,,, rather than run-test, disconnect-shut-down,
change a line, reconnect-test.
Kat
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4. Re: Kat: Irc.exw
Is this an open project? If so, could you tell me where I could
download the souce?
Thanks,
Guillermo Bonvehí
--- Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> wrote:
>
> On 9 Jun 2001, at 23:49, Kat wrote:
>
> >
> > On 9 Jun 2001, at 19:54, Grape Vine wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Just got some free time(middle of moving) to play with irc.exw.
> Very
> > > nice, took about 5 min to get it to connect ot my irc
> server(local
> > > server(IRC Plus). I have not had long so i am prob just over
> looking
> > > something due to i dont know the structure of the data yet. I
> cant get
> > > it to respond to a ping event from the server, My traps dont work
> and
> > > the ping event does not parse to a number. If you have solved
> this LMK,
> > > I get this working for 3 min then get droped =(
>
> There are no standard data structures, sadly. For nearly every irc
> event, i
> have had to code a separate test and data extraction paragraph.
>
> > I didn't do anything but make it connect... i'll look at it again.
> What do your
> > traps and ping parser look like?
>
> Ok, i did a fair rewrite of the center part of that irc client code,
> and it
> responds to the server PING, to all "ctcp" commands (but replies to
> only the
> version and ping for now), and responds to numerics (but doesn't do
> anything
> about them). One reason i didn't do anything about replying is that i
> was
> considering an interpreter to run code in scripts outside the
> connection code,
> written while it's running,,, rather than run-test,
> disconnect-shut-down,
> change a line, reconnect-test.
>
> Kat
>
> -> [[TiggrTest]] VERSION
> [[TiggrTest] VERSION reply]: TiggrBot by Kat
>
> . 03:27:29am 06/10/01 [TiggrTest] is 2 secs from me. .
> [03:27] -> -[TiggrTest]- [TiggrTest], your Ping reply was 2 secs
> from me,
> your friendly [Tiggr] ;+}
>
>
>
>
5. Re: Kat: Irc.exw
On 10 Jun 2001, at 20:19, pampeano at ROCKETMAIL.COM wrote:
>
> Is this an open project? If so, could you tell me where I could
> download the souce?
I posted the source to the list earlier last week, altho it didn't do anything
really, just connected and said "testing" in a channel. I did it cause a few
people were having trouble connecting, i hadn't set out to write a whole
client, because i like the gui that mirc has.
I didn't know if it was open source for Grape Vine or not,, and i hadn't even
considered it untill i got so peeved about Eu not being internet friendly and
stable enough,, and decided one nite to write the irc client. My code has no
gui other than the dos box, and i'd like to make it run new code added after
it's started running, which means either using an interpreter and taking a
huge speed penalty, or Robert adding the ability to execute variables. Then
i'll be done. Did you need an irc client written in Eu? Did you try mirc and the
various ways to make mirc run Eu code?
Kat
6. Re: Kat: Irc.exw
Well, actually I was writting a irc client in Delphi because I started
it with a friend who doesn't code in eu4, but I'd really love to help
developing a irc client in eu4, it'd show that eu4 can be good for
doing inet things too.
When you first released your interface between eu4 & mirc I looked at
it, but never runned it, I personally don't like creating sockets
between programs.. sorry =(
Best Regards,
Guillermo Bonvehí
--- Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> wrote:
>
>
> On 10 Jun 2001, at 20:19, pampeano at ROCKETMAIL.COM wrote:
>
>
> >
> > Is this an open project? If so, could you tell me where I could
> > download the souce?
>
> I posted the source to the list earlier last week, altho it didn't do
> anything
> really, just connected and said "testing" in a channel. I did it
> cause a few
> people were having trouble connecting, i hadn't set out to write a
> whole
> client, because i like the gui that mirc has.
>
> I didn't know if it was open source for Grape Vine or not,, and i
> hadn't even
> considered it untill i got so peeved about Eu not being internet
> friendly and
> stable enough,, and decided one nite to write the irc client. My code
> has no
> gui other than the dos box, and i'd like to make it run new code
> added after
> it's started running, which means either using an interpreter and
> taking a
> huge speed penalty, or Robert adding the ability to execute
> variables. Then
> i'll be done. Did you need an irc client written in Eu? Did you try
> mirc and the
> various ways to make mirc run Eu code?
>
> Kat
7. Re: Kat: Irc.exw
On 10 Jun 2001, at 23:01, pampeano at ROCKETMAIL.COM wrote:
>
> Well, actually I was writting a irc client in Delphi because I started
> it with a friend who doesn't code in eu4, but I'd really love to help
> developing a irc client in eu4, it'd show that eu4 can be good for
> doing inet things too.
> When you first released your interface between eu4 & mirc I looked at
> it, but never runned it, I personally don't like creating sockets
> between programs.. sorry =(
Someone also is working on a dll connection, since newer mircs can now
call dlls.
Kat
