ermergerd. ANOTHER CHATANGO THREAD

This thread is for creating personal messaging commands for your chatango bot.

Here we go;

When making the bot class if you want personal messaging commands you're going to want to have this code in your class:

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This just lets us know when people personal message the bot. It will automatically respond, but I use this feature more of cleaning up people who spam the bot.

Now onPMMessage is different from onMessage.

For example; you can't put message.body if you were going to make the messages in the prompt for the bot, that's onMessage specific. We're going to use JUST body.

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Now we already added this, but I only re-added this to reference this.

You can't put used_prefix or of that sort. In the onPMMessage case you would have to use the startswith method.

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That's the "ily" pm command. Now if you noticed we put "user, ...". This declares who to send the message to.

So I've compiled a few basic commands to give you guys an example.

Here's an image that shows how it works if you're still confused:



You can do as many as you want, the only restriction to my knowledge AS OF THIS THREAD is that you cannot have spaces.

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That should be good. Alright people, bye.
~Dub out

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#UPDATE#

I tested having spaces between words, and yes you can.

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, this is a PM function that uses PandoraBots and a delay based on average WPM to simulate a real person replying.

Untested for like, half a year. And also really shitty uncommented code, lets not talk about this era please. >>;

Requires you to import "urllib.parse", "urllib.request", "re", and "queue" if you've not done so already.

(12-15-2013, 03:24 PM)Anizeb Wrote:

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Requires you to import "urllib.parse", "urllib.request", and "re" if you've not done so already.

Tested on Intellect.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\Intellect.py", line 165, in onPMMessage
que2 = queue.Queue()
NameError: global name 'queue' is not defined

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\Intellect.py", line 584, in <module>
Intellect.easy_start(rooms, "Intellect", password)
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\ch.py", line 3247, in easy_start
self.main()
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\ch.py", line 3214, in main
con._feed(data)
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\ch.py", line 578, in _feed
self._process(food.decode("latin-1").rstrip("\r\n")) #numnumz ;3
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\ch.py", line 608, in _process
getattr(self, func)(args)
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\ch.py", line 700, in rcmd_msg
self._callEvent("onPMMessage", user, body)
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\ch.py", line 868, in _callEvent
getattr(self.mgr, evt)(self, *args, **kw)
File "C:\Users\Grayson\Desktop\Intellect\Intellect.py", line 173, in onPMMessage
print("\n"+e+"\n")
TypeError: Can't convert 'NameError' object to str implicitly

Must have missed something, gimme a minute.

Edit; queue is a module, add "import queue", should work.\
Edit; Updated post to correct my mistakes.