def send(self, channel, message):
"""Send a message to a channel. Join the channel before talking.
This is the interface of this class and is thread-safe.
channel and message are unicode strings.
"""
if len(channel.encode('utf8')) > self._channel_maxlen:
logger.warning("Channel length limit exceeded, dropping message")
return
self._queue.put((channel, message))
def _say_messages(self):
"""Try to send as much waiting messages as possible.
This function is called every "line_sleep" seconds and only do one task
such as publishing a line, joining a chan or something else.
"""
# Dequeue everything, creating channel objects if needed
while not self._queue.empty():
(channel, message) = self._queue.get()
# According to the RFC http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2812#page-6,
# Message is admissible only if the IRC client won't eventually
# have to send a message longer than 512 bytes
# The message that will be sent by the irc.client module is :
# 'PRIVMSG {channel} :{message}\r\n', so our message must be at
# most 512 - 12 - len(channel) long
max_message_size = 512 - 12 - len(channel.encode('utf-8'))
if len(message.encode('utf-8')) > max_message_size:
# The message needs to be split up
logging.debug(
u"Message for channel %s longer than %s bytes, splitting",
channel,
max_message_size,
)
# Without this the message isn't splitted at the right index
# the 'ignore' argument skip errors caused by utf-8 chars being
# divided between the two strings.
# This can make a char disappear.
utf8_message = message.encode('utf-8')
message1 = utf8_message[:max_message_size] \
.decode('utf-8', 'ignore')
message2 = utf8_message[max_message_size:] \
.decode('utf-8', 'ignore')
self._queue.put((channel, message1))
self._queue.put((channel, message2))
else:
self._chans[channel].messages.append(message)
# Don't do anything if server is stopped
if self._stop.is_set():
return
# If we're disconnected, don't do anything and wait for reconnection
if not self.is_connected():
return
# Find the next channel which needs work
chanstatus = self._chans.find_waiting_channel()
if chanstatus is None:
return
# Join the channel if needed
if chanstatus.need_join():
if chanstatus.inc_join_counter(self._max_join_attempts,
self._memory_timeout):
self.connection.join(chanstatus.name)
elif self._fallbackchan and chanstatus.name != self._fallbackchan:
# Channel is blocked. Do fallback !
logger.warning(u"Channel %s is blocked. Using fallback" %
chanstatus.name)
message = chanstatus.messages.pop(0)
self._chans[self._fallbackchan].messages.append(message)
else:
logger.error(u"Channel %s is blocked. Dropping message")
message = chanstatus.messages.pop(0)
logger.error(u"Dropped message was %s" % message)
return
# Say first message and unqueue
message = chanstatus.messages.pop(0)
logger.info("[%s] say %s" % (chanstatus.name, message))
self.connection.privmsg(chanstatus.name, message)
def _say_messages(self):
"""Try to send as much waiting messages as possible.
This function is called every "line_sleep" seconds and only do one task
such as publishing a line, joining a chan or something else.
"""
# Dequeue everything, creating channel objects if needed
while not self._queue.empty():
(channel, message) = self._queue.get()
# Split message if it is too long
channel_length = len(channel.encode('utf8'))
max_message_size = IRC_CHANMSG_MAXLEN - channel_length
# Need at least 5 characters
if max_message_size <= 5:
logger.error("Channel name too long, dropping message")
continue
encoded = message.encode('utf-8')
while len(encoded) > max_message_size:
left, encoded = utf8_cut(encoded, max_message_size)
if not left:
logger.error("Unable to decode message, dropping it")
break
self._chans[channel].messages.append(left.decode('utf-8'))
if encoded and len(encoded) <= max_message_size:
self._chans[channel].messages.append(
encoded.decode('utf-8', 'ignore'))
# Don't do anything if server is stopped
if self._stop.is_set():
return
# If we're disconnected, don't do anything and wait for reconnection
if not self.is_connected():
return
# Find the next channel which needs work
chanstatus = self._chans.find_waiting_channel()
if chanstatus is None:
return
# Join the channel if needed
if chanstatus.need_join():
if chanstatus.inc_join_counter(self._max_join_attempts,
self._memory_timeout):
self.connection.join(chanstatus.name)
elif self._fallbackchan and chanstatus.name != self._fallbackchan:
# Channel is blocked. Do fallback !
logger.warning("Channel %s is blocked. Using fallback" %
chanstatus.name)
message = chanstatus.messages.pop(0)
self._chans[self._fallbackchan].messages.append(message)
else:
logger.error("Channel %s is blocked. Dropping message" %
chanstatus.name)
message = chanstatus.messages.pop(0)
logger.error("Dropped message was %s" % message)
return
# Say first message and unqueue
message = chanstatus.messages.pop(0)
logger.info("[%s] say %s" % (chanstatus.name, message))
self.connection.privmsg(chanstatus.name, message)
