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RE: Kat: Irc.exw

• Posted by Grape Vine <g__vine at hotmail.com> Jun 10, 2001
• 361 views

Ahhh. I think i should sit down and make a standard include out of this 
and work from there. The data structure's had me confused, now i see why 
=)
Kat 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] ;+}
> 



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