def leave(self,msg,arg=None):
self.debug("SMSFORUM:LEAVE: %s" % arg)
try:
villages=[]
if arg is not None and len(arg)>0:
village_tupes = self.__get_village_matcher().match(arg, with_data=True)
if len(village_tupes)>0:
villages = zip(*village_tupes)[1] # the objects
else:
villages = villages_for_contact(msg.sender)
if len(villages)>0:
names = list()
for ville in villages:
ville.remove_children(msg.sender)
names.append(ville.name)
self.__reply(msg, "leave-success %(villages)s",
{ "villages": ','.join(names)})
else:
if arg is not None and len(arg)>0:
self.__reply(msg, "leave-fail_village-not-found %(village)s", {'village':arg})
else:
self.__reply(msg, "leave-fail_not-member-of-village")
except:
# something went wrong - at the
# moment, we don't care what
traceback.print_exc()
self.debug( traceback.format_exc() )
self.__reply(msg, "internal-error")
return True
def blast(self, msg):
"""Takes actual Contact objects"""
self.debug("SMSFORUM:BLAST")
#find all villages for this sender
villes = villages_for_contact(msg.sender)
if len(villes)==0:
rsp=_st(msg.sender, "blast-fail_not-member-of-any-village")
self.debug(rsp)
self.__reply(msg,rsp)
return True
recips=[v.name for v in villes]
ok,blast_text,enc=self.__prep_blast_message(msg,msg.text,recips)
if not ok:
# message was too long, prep already
# sent a reply to the sender, so we just
# return out
return True
# respond to sender first because the delay between now
# and the last recipient can be long
#
# TODO: send a follow-up is message sending fails!
rsp= _st(msg.sender, "blast-acknowledge %(text)s %(recipients)s") % \
{'recipients':', '.join(recips),'text':msg.text.strip()}
self.debug('REPSONSE TO BLASTER: %s' % rsp)
self.__reply(msg,rsp)
return self.__blast_to_villages(villes,msg.sender,blast_text)
def member(self,msg,arg=None):
try:
villages=villages_for_contact(msg.sender)
if len(villages)==0:
self.__reply(msg, "member-fail_not-member-of-village")
else:
village_names = ', '.join([v.name for v in villages])
txt = "member-success %(village_names)s"
if len(villages)>5:
villages = villages[0:5]
txt = "member-success_long-list %(village_names)s"
self.__reply(msg, txt, {"village_names":village_names})
except:
traceback.print_exc()
self.debug( traceback.format_exc() )
rsp= _st(msg.sender,"internal-error")
self.debug(rsp)
self.__reply(msg,rsp)
return True
def handle(self, msg):
self.__log_incoming_message(msg, villages_for_contact(msg.sender))
self.debug("In handle smsforums: %s" % msg.text)
# check permissions
if msg.sender.perm_ignore:
self.debug('Ignoring sender: %s' % msg.sender.signature)
return False
if not msg.sender.can_send:
self.debug('Sender: %s does no have receive perms' % msg.sender.signature)
self.__reply(msg,'inbound-message_rejected')
# Ok, we're all good, start processing
msg.sender.sent_message_accepted(msg)
#
# Now we figure out if it's a direct message, a command, or a blast
#
# ok, this is a little weird, but stay with me.
# commands start with '.' '*' or '#'--the cmd markers. e.g. '.join <something>'
# addresses are of form cmd_marker address cmd_mark--e.g. '.jeff. hello'
#
address=None
rest=None
# check for direct message first
m=DM_MESSAGE_MATCHER.match(msg.text)
if m is not None:
address=m.group(1).strip()
rest=m.group(2)
if rest is not None:
rest=rest.strip()
return self.blast_direct(msg,address,rest)
# are we a command?
m=CMD_MESSAGE_MATCHER.match(msg.text)
if m is None:
# we are a blast
return self.blast(msg)
# we must be a command
cmd,rest=m.groups()
if cmd is None:
#user tried to send some sort of command (a message with .,#, or *, but nothing after)
self.__reply(msg,"command-not-understood")
return True
else:
cmd=cmd.strip()
if rest is not None:
rest=rest.strip()
# Now match the possible command to ones we know
cmd_match=self.cmd_matcher.match(cmd,with_data=True)
if len(cmd_match)==0:
# no command match
self.__reply(msg,"command-not-understood")
return True
if len(cmd_match)>1:
# too many matches!
self.__reply(msg, 'command-not-understood %(sug_1)s %(sug_rest)s', \
{ 'sug_1':', '.join([t[0] for t in cmd_match[:-1]]),
'sug_rest':cmd_match[-1:][0][0]})
return True
#
# Ok! We got a real command
#
cmd,data=cmd_match[0]
#arg=msg_text[msg_match.end():]
# set the senders default language, if not sent
if msg.sender.locale is None:
msg.sender.locale=data['lang']
msg.sender.save()
return data['func'](msg,arg=rest)