Here is a basic sample of code to show the base of the IRC bot I have running: s=socket.socket() s.connect((foo, 1234))
So I\'m working on a Python IRC framework, and I\'m using Python\'s socket module.Do I feel like using Twisted?No, not really.
I am playing around with Twisted and while trying to rewrite an old java IRC bot in Python (2.7), I built upon the IrcLogBot example.
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clari
when loading the following (or any python script for xchat version 2.8.9 on 64 bit windows 7): __module_name__ = \"test.py\"
I have just made a script in Python which will connect to my MySQL database every XX second and check for new posts on my forum. If there are any new posts, I would like to have the user\'s of my IRC
First a bit of code. #!/usr/bin/env python import sys import socket import string HOST=\'irc.ircnetworkbotison.net\' #The server we want to connect to
In IRC DCC communications to initiate a connection you have to provide an IP address and a port to the other person. However, how do you handle this in an IPv6 world?
I\'ve written an IRC bot in java, but I am having the following problem : I have a help function that returns all the functions of bots (usage, example,...) to a user in private message.
I\'m making a bot in c#, using the SmartIRC4Net library (http://www.meebey.net/projects/smartirc4net/). If you aren\'t familiar with that library, feel free to tell me an alternative.