def loop(self):
while 1:
self.buffer += self.irc.recv(4096)
temp_buffer = self.buffer.split("\n")
self.buffer = temp_buffer.pop()
for line in temp_buffer:
responses = []
# Stubbing out functionality for custom functions. Eventually the big block below will be gone.
for function in flatten(self.functions):
try:
responses.append(function(self, line))
except IndexError:
# I put this in here just to be safe. (Dirk)
pass
# Standard control library
try:
message = Message(line)
except IndexError:
pass
line = line.strip().split()
if line[0] == "PING":
self.irc.send("PONG %s\r\n" % line[1])
else:
try:
# Disconnect functionality (revisited)
command = message.command(self.command)
if command.__str__() == 'disconnect':
if not message.argv(self.command) == self.password:
if message.is_public():
koomar.send_message('Incorrect password.')
else:
koomar.send_private_message("Dear %s, you gave an invalid password." % message.sender, message.sender)
else:
koomar.send_message('Correct password. Disconnecting...')
self.disconnect()
return
if line[3] == ":%s" % (self.command):
if len(line) <= 4:
self.send_message("Type `%s quote`" % (self.command))
else:
pass
#if line[4] == "disconnect":
# if line[5] == self.password:
# self.disconnect()
# return
# else:
# if not line[2].startswith('#'):
# matches = re.match(':([A-Za-z0-9_-]+)!', line[0])
# sender = matches.groups()[0]
# self.send_private_message("Dear %s, you gave an invalid password." % sender, sender)
# else:
# self.send_message("Invalid password.")
#if not responses.__contains__(True):
#self.send_message("I don't know that command!")
except IndexError:
pass # Each line may not be a conversation
def quote_parser(koomar, line):
message = Message(line)
command = message.command(koomar.command)
if command == 'quote':
rand = random.randint(0, len(quotes)-1)
quote = quotes[rand]
if message.is_public():
koomar.send_message("\"%s\"" % quote)
else:
koomar.send_private_message("\"%s\"" % quote, message.sender)
return True
def help_parser(koomar, line):
message = Message(line)
command = message.command(koomar.command)
help = \
"""Koomar is a currently in development IRC bot.
Type in 'koomar quote' to get a random Futurama quote."""
if command == 'help':
if message.is_public():
for line in help.split('\n'):
koomar.send_message(line)
else:
for line in help.split('\n'):
koomar.send_private_message(line, message.sender)
return True
def loop(self):
while 1:
self.buffer += self.irc.recv(4096)
temp_buffer = self.buffer.split("\n")
self.buffer = temp_buffer.pop()
for line in temp_buffer:
# First make sure if its a PING request.
parts = line.strip().split()
if parts[0] == "PING":
self.irc.send("PONG %s\r\n" % parts[1])
continue
try:
message = Message(line)
except IndexError:
pass
# Now move on to the main functionality.
responses = []
# Stubbing out functionality for custom functions. Eventually the big block below will be gone.
for function in flatten(self.functions):
# Making it very verbose just to be safe.
response = function(self, message)
if not response == "disconnect":
responses.append({"function": function, "response": response})
elif response == "disconnect":
# If the function returns False, it is telling koomar to kill itself.
self.send_message("%s is disconnecting..." % self.nickname)
self.disconnect()
return
# Checks to see if at least one of the parsers responded with either true or a string.
def check(r):
# The old algorithm, I'm keeping it here just for good times' sake.
# (r['response'] == True or (not type(r['response']) == bool and r['response'].isalnum()))
if r == True or type(r) == str:
return True
return False
if not [check(r["response"]) for r in responses].__contains__(True):
# and...
if message.is_command(self.command, sender_exceptions):
if message.is_public():
self.send_message("I don't know that command!")
else:
self.send_private_message("I don't know that command!", message.sender)