#AutoIt on irc.freenode.net - TrayIRC 0.22

[Fakenickahl]

There's a list in my source. Between some functions.

CODE

Common recieves:

Nick = User who the message is from

Name = Settable by user, set in the USER command

host = ISP host

~~~~PRIVMSG~~~~

You recieve this when someone has sent a message in a channel,

gives you there Nick, host, the channel it was said in and the message.

SYNTAX:

:Nick!Name@host PRIVMSG #Channel :Message

EXAMPLE:

:Chip!Chip@OMN-8243F63D.dsl.bell.ca PRIVMSG #Chip :Hey guy's

Would be a message from Chip to say 'Hey guy's' in the channel #Chip

:Chip!Chip@OMN-8243F63D.dsl.bell.ca PRIVMSG Bob :Hey Bob!

Would be a Personal Message from Chip to Bob saying 'Hey Bob!'

~~~~~~~~~

~~~~MODE~~~~

You recieve this when a mode is changed, a mode can give/take access change certain

things like who can join a channel etc..

SYNTAX:

:Nick!Name@host MODE #Channel +/- MODE (USER)

EXAMPLES:

:ChanServ!services@host MODE #Chip +o Chip

This says ChanServ (usually a service bot) has given Chip Operator access in the channel #Chip

:ChanServ!services@host MODE #Chip +i

This makes #Chip invite only, so only OPs can invite users in the channel.

:Chip!Chip@OMN-8243F63D.dsl.bell.ca MODE Chip +i

This will make Chip invisible to WHOIS. These are usermodes.

~~~~~~~~~

~~~~PING~~~~

You recieves these at random to make sure your still online and

not disconnected.

SYNTAX:

PING :Randomletters

Usually a PING has random letters that you have to respond with.

EXAMPLE:

PING :29809dj0d

You would respond with

PONG 29809dj0d

~~~~~~~~~~~

~~~~JOIN~~~~

You recieve this when someone joins a channel.

SYNTAX:

:Nick!Name@Host JOIN :#Channel

EXAMPLE:

:Chip!Chip@OMN-8243F63D.dsl.bell.ca JOIN :#Chip

This would be sent to everybody in #Chip to show that Chip has joined the channel #Chip

~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~~~~KICK~~~~

You recieve this when someone gets kicked (Including yourself!)

SYNTAX:

:Nick!Name@Host KICK #Channel User :Reason

EXAMPLE:

:Chip!Name@Host KICK #Chip Bob :Talk in private

Would kick Bob from #Chip and say 'Talk in private' in the reason

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

~~~~QUIT~~~~

You recieve this when someone disconnects from IRC.

SYNTAX:

:Nick!Name@Host QUIT :Reason

EXAMPLE:

:Chip!Chip@OMN-8243F63D.dsl.bell.ca QUIT :I'm bored

Would be sent to everyone in the channels Chip was in to say that he left IRC because He was bored.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

For the other packets, I use a ConsoleWrite to show my incoming packets. So it is mainly outgoing packets that I am concerned with.

Ohh I guess I just scrolled over that part. Thank you

[jvanegmond]

Update

; Changes:
; - Return value from /nick, if nick is taken, give an error and take a new nickname
; - Support messages from others with QUIT and PART
; - Send messages with /quit and /part commands, ask confirmation with both commands
; - Added support for channel messages (Message of the Day)
; - Changes name when it's already in use, adds an 1 behind it
; - /me interpreter and interprets /me commands from others
; - Trim all weird characters, only display ASCII characters between -x- and -x-

Edited December 19, 2007 by Manadar

[Apzo]

Again a great script, Manadar !

I took the time to read the code, and I like the way you did it.

Just a suggestion, by the way.

In the main loop, I do prefer the use of 2 functions :

- The first one would get the message and return it with flags (an array ?)

- A second one would take this message and flags, and do whatever is necessary according to the associated flags.

This way, it's easy add some new behaviors depending the text message itself, or its flags (QUIT, PART, NICK, KICK, etc etc).

You did the hardest part, thanks again

Apzo.

[MaudKip]

It took me awhile to realize that the input is in the console.

But It works amazingly. =]

Fun to mess around with while monitoring from an alternate IRC client.

Also: The source link does not work.

EDIT: Never mind, it was just slow.

Edited December 19, 2007 by MaudKip

[jvanegmond]

Again a great script, Manadar !

I took the time to read the code, and I like the way you did it.

Just a suggestion, by the way.

In the main loop, I do prefer the use of 2 functions :

- The first one would get the message and return it with flags (an array ?)

- A second one would take this message and flags, and do whatever is necessary according to the associated flags.

This way, it's easy add some new behaviors depending the text message itself, or its flags (QUIT, PART, NICK, KICK, etc etc).

You did the hardest part, thanks again

Apzo.

I agree with you on the functions. I should have built them, but I just copied whatever Chip had done before and modified it and expanded it..

It's still easy to add new behaviors now, there's a part where all the If Then EndIf statements are lined up, where you can easily add new things.

[BananaFredSoft]

Still doesn't work.

I downloaded the new update.

[Nahuel]

It works perfectly for me... perhaps it's the TCP functions. I've had lots of trouble using them before too. Maybe you should do some port forwarding on your router?

[jvanegmond]

I have just fixed a bug involving interpretation for /me and your nick being changed...

Edit: Nahual, I just went offline because I have dinner. I hope you read this.

Edited December 19, 2007 by Manadar

[Nahuel]

Edit: Nahual, I just went offline because I have dinner. I hope you read this.

I'm sure Nahual read this already

[Gif]

I see a lot of potentials in this but i think it needs a lot of CORE improvments , to become really competitive. Now you can work on it on holidays.

Take a look at that IRC client for some ideas. One suggestion-you could add Smilies simply by something like:

Local $str_rep = StringReplace(GuiCtrlRead($InputEdit), ':)', '<img src="http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/style_emoticons/autoit/smile.gif"></img>')

Edited December 19, 2007 by Gif

[McGod]

Good to see my IRC UDF put to good use:D

[WhOOt]

Something I'd love to see: Sound on name mentioned and highlight of text with your name in it

And of cause, personal chat

[jvanegmond]

Good to see my IRC UDF put to good use:D

Thank you, Chip.

I had to make some modifications to the UDF and also had to parse incoming commands by myself, but other then that, it has been a great help to me!

Edited December 19, 2007 by Manadar

[jvanegmond]

Something I'd love to see: Sound on name mentioned and highlight of text with your name in it

And of cause, personal chat

Already on it.

Private messages are blocked on irc.freenode.net, it's a way of stopping the spam bots.. I have personal chat on my idea list, though.

[WhOOt]

tooltip with messages containing own name / newest message

[jvanegmond]

tooltip with messages containing own name / newest message

Thank you. Good idea.

We're having a blast on the IRC channel.. It's great for when bored.

[BananaFredSoft]

I think it's that my router doesn't forward the port. How do I fix this?

[jvanegmond]

I think it's that my router doesn't forward the port. How do I fix this?

You don't have to forward any ports to create an outgoing connection. The router does not interfere with the connection.

You likely have a firewall blocking the application. Make sure that you have accepted AutoIt in your firewall, or in your Windows XP firewall..

Try to run anything AutoIt that uses the TCP functions, and they will probably not work either.. If they do, tell me.

[jvanegmond]

There currently seems to be a bug with names of people in the channel.. It totally misinterprets that, and I am fixing it.. So sorry to those that are trying it out at the moment.

[jvanegmond]

Added 2.1

- Option GUI where you can set server, nickname, channel. In the compiled version you can also let it automatically run at startup.

- Options are stored in an INI-file.

- Hotkeys have been removed.