Re: IRC client
- Posted by Euman <euman at bellsouth.net> Jan 05, 2002
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Cool, GO WITH IT DUDE!!! "After 6 or so" Easy way to make some extra cash selling overseas not to mention draw some serious attention to Euphoria. GREAT IDEA.....I'll Buy a copy!!! Euman euman at bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <jzeitlin at cyburban.com> > > On Sat, 05 Jan 2002 03:44:28 -0800, Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> wrote: > > >On 5 Jan 2002, at 4:45, bensler at mail.com wrote: > > >> Hi all, > > >> I'm currently experimenting with LAN networking and have taken > >> curiosity in attempting to build a simple IRC client. > > >> Can someone give me a simple example of establishing a client > >> connection to an IRC server? Or perhaps there is already an IRC > >> compatible client in the archives already and I've overlooked it. > > >I did get a irc client going with tcp4u, and connected to sorcerynet and > >dalnet at the same time, in several channels at once on each net. Problem > >is, i got distracted while i was changing it over to use less cpu time, and > >broke it! I was also adding features like mirc, the events stuff, like > >on_text > >and on_notice, and on_ctcp, and etc.. It ran great, kept all the channel > >stuff > >separate thru the events, and separate based on net too, and yet the events > >could still access data from other servers and other channels. > > >I'll try to get it going again.... > > If you do, I have no doubt that there is a fair number of people on this > list - not least me - who would be interested in seeing the code for this. > I've found that I'm much better at hacking at other people's code than I am > at generating original code, and something like this would be interesting > to play with. > > QUESTION FOR THE LIST: I'm starting to work on a set of routines that can > be used to simplify the translation of a program's interface between > languages - it doesn't do the translation, it just makes it easier to take > out the language1 strings and substitute the equivalent strings in > language2, so that, in theory, all one would have to do to release a French > and a German version of a program would be to ship a different string > resources file. Is there any interest in this capability? I repeat, my > code will not do the language translation, just make it possible to easily > update a program to handle different languages. > > -- > Jeff Zeitlin > jzeitlin at cyburban.com > (ILink: news without the abuse. Ask via email.)