RE: Kat: Irc.exw
- Posted by Grape Vine <g__vine at hotmail.com> Jun 11, 2001
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WOW, This has started to go ~way~ past what i was first thinking about. 1) Focus on 1 irc net. Add support for others later,maybe using dynamic includes. @) Myself, would add this to the "to-do list" pile and wait forthe connection layer to be finishish. I tihnk what ever is done now might have ot be redone/fixed later and the bugs might be very hard to track down. 3)Myslef, Im not after a gui just yet. My first intent was to make a linux bot. I evolved that into many more idea but i swiped them all back to the base idea for the time being. 4) Nice idea. It brings me back to #1, Needing different setups for different nets. Could a include be setup for each numric event? Then just say nclude path = /dalnet or /efnet or /ircnet ect??? As much as i want to be a part of this I am not able to do much more then ideas. To be honest im not doing well mentaly. Im recovering from the loss of a child and now my fiancee left. Im going to go crawl into a corner and see if i cant stay sane. Ill add to this project when i can, I am goign to focus on the log mailer/blat gui for a while. www.trifocus.net/~g__vine/morgen/ Kat wrote: > On 11 Jun 2001, at 5:26, Grape Vine wrote: > > > As far as im concerned it is. Kat is the one who produced the first code > > so it not in my hands. > > Well, i got ticked off enough to make it run, anyhow.... > > > pampeano at ROCKETMAIL.COM wrote: > > > Is this an open project? If so, could you tell me where I could > > > download the souce? > > It's hardly stable source right now, i assume that means it can't be a > collaborative effort, but i am working on stabilising the code to the > point that > different includes can be coded by different people: > > 1) The "raw" numerics will be a pain to write, i assure you, with > hundreds of > them, and them not being used the same on every irc net. I hope to sorta > > copy them right out of Tiggr, since she has running code for all of > them. > Problems of course, she executes vars, and uses goto. She also makes var > > names out of data. And while she knows the nets she is on, and adapts to > it, > she isn't coded for more than one net at the same time. Mirc's loops > don't > exist,, no "while" or "for", at least in my old version. Whoever > transcribes this > better be an expert in mirc script,, or start new Eu code from scratch. > Comments? > > 2) the interpreter, to load and run code at any time, like mirc does, > might be > a headache too. Several are in archives,,, Py might be a good first > choice, > even tho it's a new language? Comments? > > 3) a windoze gui would be nice, and since get_key() has a bug, i suppose > a > real windoze event gui is needed? Can anyone make it show all the fonts > on > one "window", and mirc-compatable colors? What about ANSI codes?,,, i > had also written a MUD client in mirc, mirc uses ASCII,, yeas, i wrote a > > whole MUD client, and ansi-ascii-ansi converter,, but it uses a mirc > @window. I don't know windose gui well enough to write one. Comments? > > 4) thoughts needed: since we can't do in Eu what we can do in mirc, what > do > you think of different "events" includes? Would this make script-like > coding > any easier? Like "on_join.ew" and "on_connect.ew" ? Or "on_join.py" and > "on_connect.py" for the Py interpreter? Where is the limit to the number > of > them? Comments? > > Tonite, i got the code to connect and interact properly (to the extent > that it <snip> J Reeves Grape Vine 13728824