return
res = "{} is afk".format(fst_name)
update.effective_message.reply_text(res)
else:
if int(userc_id) == int(user_id):
return
res = "{} is afk.\nReason: {}".format(fst_name, user.reason)
update.effective_message.reply_text(res)
__help__ = """
- /afk <reason>: mark yourself as AFK(away from keyboard).
- brb <reason>: same as the afk command - but not a command.
When marked as AFK, any mentions will be replied to with a message to say you're not available!
"""
AFK_HANDLER = DisableAbleCommandHandler("afk", afk)
AFK_REGEX_HANDLER = DisableAbleRegexHandler("(?i)brb", afk, friendly="afk")
NO_AFK_HANDLER = MessageHandler(Filters.all & Filters.group, no_longer_afk)
AFK_REPLY_HANDLER = MessageHandler(Filters.all & Filters.group, reply_afk)
dispatcher.add_handler(AFK_HANDLER, AFK_GROUP)
dispatcher.add_handler(AFK_REGEX_HANDLER, AFK_GROUP)
dispatcher.add_handler(NO_AFK_HANDLER, AFK_GROUP)
dispatcher.add_handler(AFK_REPLY_HANDLER, AFK_REPLY_GROUP)
__mod_name__ = "AFK"
__command_list__ = ["afk"]
__handlers__ = [(AFK_HANDLER, AFK_GROUP), (AFK_REGEX_HANDLER, AFK_GROUP), (NO_AFK_HANDLER, AFK_GROUP),
(AFK_REPLY_HANDLER, AFK_REPLY_GROUP)]
except sre_constants.error:
LOGGER.warning(update.effective_message.text)
LOGGER.exception("SRE constant error")
update.effective_message.reply_text("Do you even sed? Apparently not.")
return
# empty string errors -_-
if len(text) >= telegram.MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH:
update.effective_message.reply_text("The result of the sed command was too long for \
telegram!")
elif text:
update.effective_message.reply_to_message.reply_text(text)
__help__ = """
- s/<text1>/<text2>(/<flag>): Reply to a message with this to perform a sed operation on that message, replacing all \
occurrences of 'text1' with 'text2'. Flags are optional, and currently include 'i' for ignore case, 'g' for global, \
or nothing. Delimiters include `/`, `_`, `|`, and `:`. Text grouping is supported. The resulting message cannot be \
larger than {}.
*Reminder:* Sed uses some special characters to make matching easier, such as these: `+*.?\\`
If you want to use these characters, make sure you escape them!
eg: \\?.
""".format(telegram.MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH)
__mod_name__ = "Sed/Regex"
SED_HANDLER = DisableAbleRegexHandler(r's([{}]).*?\1.*'.format("".join(DELIMITERS)), sed, friendly="sed")
dispatcher.add_handler(SED_HANDLER)