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RE: euLibnet and IRC

• Posted by Grape Vine <g__vine at hotmail.com> May 31, 2001
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Yea, i dont need a gui right now, A) ill make my own when i need it B) 
im going to run this as a command line bot tell i get used to makign IRC 
apps


gertie at ad-tek.net wrote:
> On 31 May 2001, at 16:10, Grape Vine wrote:
> 
> > Would you kindly post the source for that?
> > 
> > GrapeVine
> > Kat wrote:
> > > On 27 May 2001, at 9:59, Thomas Parslow (PatRat) wrote:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> Without any gui? All it's suitable for now is a bot running code. I put 
> in a few 
> commands to verify it's working, but the only thing it can do now is 
> replace 
> the irc-connection-part of mirc,, not the gui (display and text entry). 
> So you 
> can write a program and launch it, but not interact thru it as a human. 
> 
> What i was hoping is if sleep(0) can be used to revert control to 
> win32lib, and 
> a higher priority task was found in the task que there, win32lib could 
> shuffle 
> the scheduled tasks so the line following the sleep(0) would not always 
> be 
> the next line executed, and this would eliminate some time spent polling 
> the 
> socket or continuously reading the 
> ServerNeedsAttention(sock_connect[2]). 
> It would be a cheap way to make pseudo-threads, by setting these 
> priority 
> flags, and the highest priority gets the cpu after the sleep(0).
> 
> Like:
> -- start program
> procedure checksocket()
> while ServerNeedsAttention(sock_connect[2]) do
>   keep looping, but at a low priority
>   set priority real low
>   sleep(0)
>   deal with the data on the socket
> end while
> end procedure
> 
> procedure gui_code()
>   the humans wants something!
>   high priority!
> end procedure
> 
> x = routine_id("gui_code")
> set x high priority
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