incith:google :)

Koepi · Post by **Koepi** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 4:46 am

Hi,

if i set

variable command_char "?"

i get this error

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Tcl error [incith::google::public_message]: couldn't compile regular expression pattern: quantifier operand invalid

greets Koepi

incith · Post by **incith** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 6:47 am

You could try {?}, or "\?" might work too.

Koepi · Post by **Koepi** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 9:16 am

Sorry, it didn't work

madwoota · Post by **madwoota** » Sat Nov 05, 2005 4:33 am

It seems that using a trigger character which is either a special function to a regex or just plain a special char causes some issues with the script due to the way its being matched.

With that in mind, I'm going to change the way its matched and hopefully solve (once and for all) the issues caused by people using some .. unique .. characters as their command_char.

-madwoota

Koepi · Post by **Koepi** » Sun Nov 06, 2005 3:02 pm

Hi,

if i understand this option right

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    # set to 1 to enable a /notice reply instead, 0 for normal text (default)
    variable notice_reply 0

then this should give the output as notice or? When i set this option to 1 it give a public replay too, and not a notice reply

Linux · Post by **Linux** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 5:36 am

Koepi wrote:Hi,

if i understand this option right
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    # set to 1 to enable a /notice reply instead, 0 for normal text (default)
    variable notice_reply 0
then this should give the output as notice or? When i set this option to 1 it give a public replay too, and not a notice reply

variable notice_reply 0 <= normal text reply
variable notice_reply 1 <= reply via notice

Koepi · Post by **Koepi** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 5:52 am

okay, notice reply doesn't work

Linux · Post by **Linux** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 6:25 am

Koepi wrote:okay, notice reply doesn't work

what actually happend,
on variable 1 its giving normal reply or nothing?
OR on both 0 and 1 its replying as nornal text not notice?
what variable have you set in the script?
Its working fine here. Check yourside maybe you missing something, see:
On variable 1

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# set to 1 to enable a /notice reply instead, 0 for normal text (default)
variable notice_reply 1

Reply:

[16:39] <@Linux> !google egghelp
[16:40] -Bot:#Linux- egghelp.org @ http://www.egghelp.org/ | egghelp.org: tcl archive @ http://www.egghelp.org/tcl.htm | #egghelp @ http://shell.reverse.net/~matilda/egghelp.htm | #egghelp @ http://shell.reverse.net/~matilda/egghelp_stats.htm

On variable 0

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# set to 1 to enable a /notice reply instead, 0 for normal text (default)
variable notice_reply 0

Reply:

[16:43] <@Linux> !google egghelp
[16:43] <Bot> egghelp.org @ http://www.egghelp.org/ | egghelp.org: tcl archive @ http://www.egghelp.org/tcl.htm | #egghelp @ http://shell.reverse.net/~matilda/egghelp.htm | #egghelp @ http://shell.reverse.net/~matilda/egghelp_stats.htm

(Suggestion: incith, much better if bot reply via private notice not channel notice when it set to be on 1

)

madwoota · Post by **madwoota** » Mon Nov 07, 2005 10:16 am

I've already had a couple of complaints that a channel notice was not exactly what people wanted, so I'll simply add (another) option to force all replies via private msg AND private notice.

ie:
set notice_reply to 1 & force_private to 1 = private notice reply.
set notice_reply to 0 & force_private to 1 = private msg reply.
set notice_reply to 1 & force_private to 0 = regular channel OR private NOTICE.
set notice_reply to 0 & force_private to 0 = regular channel OR private MSG.

That should keep everyone happy

Oh, and by the way, for anyone who wants to use a "?" as your command_char, dont until at least the next version as it doesnt work.

So, give me a day or two for the working/real life annoyances to get out of the way and I'll put up a new version with quite a few updates.
(Again .. *sigh*)

-madwoota

madwoota · Post by **madwoota** » Wed Nov 09, 2005 10:32 am

Just thought I'd let you all know that I'm nearly done on the next version of incith:google. All of the changes and bugs mentioned so far are done.

I'm just running through my regression test scripts in both eggdrop & windrop and will hopefully post a new version tomorrow night.

-madwoota

madwoota · Post by **madwoota** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:01 am

Hi all,

v1.7 is done and ready to go.

Includes the following updates:
- added option to force all replies as private (req)
- fixed google groups returning no results
- fixed define: errors on no results
- fixed google print errors on no results/typos
- fixed movie review errors on no results/typos
- fixed some characters not usable as command_chars on one of regular eggdrop or windrop+cygwin
- fixed occasional weird response for travel info
- updated requirements to http package 2.4
- loads of other internal changes

Note: For the new added option, use notice_reply=1 and force_private=1 to make all replies as a private NOTICE to the user insted of public/channel ones. (See tcl config section for details.)

I've also included http.tcl v2.4.2 for any Windows Eggdrop (Windrop) users as the package requirements have changed.

Hold your breath, take a ride, touch me in that place and get it here !!
http://www.woota.net/~madwoota/incith-g ... ent.tar.gz

-madwoota

Koepi · Post by **Koepi** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:52 am

perfect. thank you

evildude · Post by **evildude** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 8:28 am

I'm using 1.7 and if I search an ip or hostname I get "no search results were found" every time.

madwoota · Post by **madwoota** » Sun Nov 20, 2005 6:00 pm

evildude wrote:I'm using 1.7 and if I search an ip or hostname I get "no search results were found" every time.

do you have an example search where a result is not returned when it should ?

madwoota · Post by **madwoota** » Sun Nov 20, 2005 7:50 pm

Never mind, I've found the problem.
I'll fix it & release a bugfix update asap.

-madwoota