Author Topic: Tell relay to guild chat (Read 11076 times)

Malosar · « **on:** March 30, 2006, 05:04:09 am »

I'd write this myself if I really knew what I was doing, however I can't so im asking if someone can write one up quickly as it shouldn't take long. All I need is a simple module to relay a tell from a specific username to guild chat. So if the bot gets a tell from Infonet it will relay the same message to guild chat.

Im in the process of finally converting my guild bot to bebot and I wrote in my own code in IGN bot to handle this, however not sure how to go about it in bebot.

Jarras · « **Reply #1 on:** April 09, 2006, 09:44:59 am »

Looking for a way to do this as well. Would be a nice feature to have.

Naturalistic · « **Reply #2 on:** April 09, 2006, 05:27:45 pm »

That's easy

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$commands["tell"][] = &$mod;

function tell ($name, $msg)
{
    if (preg_match(yadda yadda))
    {
         $this->bot->send_gc ($msg);
     }
}

That of course is just to give you the idea of what to do. If you want to relay *anything* from infonet, just change the preg_match to:
if ($name == "Infonet")) {} instead. To get it working, you'll have to fix it up

Hope that helps.

Blondengy · « **Reply #3 on:** April 09, 2006, 05:34:28 pm »

The following is quick but ugly (there're nicer ways to do this).

At the top you can set a list of nick of people from whom you'd like to accept tells to be relayed.
(Tells must be in the format of: !relaytell <message to relay>)

Code: ("RelayTell.php") [Select]

<?
/*
* RelayTell.php - Relays tells from certain members to GC
*
* BeBot - An Anarchy Online Chat Automaton
* Copyright (C) 2004 Jonas Jax
*
* Developed by Blondengy (RK1)
* Special thanks goes out to Khalem (RK1) for his support.
*
* File last changed at $LastChangedDate$
* Revision: $Id$
*/


// List of people from whom to relay:
$relaytellnames["SomeGuy1"] = 1;
$relaytellnames["SomeGuy2"] = 1;
$relaytellnames["Malosar"] = 1;
$relaytellnames["ifonet"] = 1;

$relaytell = new RelayTell($bot, $relaytellnames);
$commands["tell"]["relaytell"] = &$relaytell;
$commands["tell2"]["relaytell"] = &$relaytell;


/*
The Class itself...
*/
class RelayTell
{
	var $bot;
	var $names;


	/*
	Constructor:
	Hands over a referance to the "Bot" class
	*/
	function RelayTell (&$bot, &$names)
	{
		$this -> bot = &$bot;
		$this -> names = $names;
	}



	/*
	This gets called on a tell with the command
	*/
	function tell($name, $msg)
	{
		if (($this -> names[$name]) && preg_match("/^" . $this -> bot -> commpre . "relaytell (.+)$/i", $msg, $info))
				$this -> bot -> send_gc("<font color=#ffff00>$name:</font> " . $info[1]);
	}



	/*
	This gets called on a tell with the command from person outside guild
	*/
	function tell2($name, $msg)
	{
		if (($this -> names[$name]) && preg_match("/^" . $this -> bot -> commpre . "relaytell (.+)$/i", $msg, $info))
				$this -> bot -> send_gc("<font color=#ffff00>$name:</font> " . $info[1]);
	}
}
?>

This should work but since I've cancled my account long ago I have no means of checking...

Naturalistic · « **Reply #4 on:** April 09, 2006, 07:12:25 pm »

You don't have to make it use a tell command, it should work if it matches a specified name.

Needs to be tested, but I'm pretty sure that it would work.

The other way is using a !command like Blond suggested.

Malosar · « **Reply #5 on:** April 09, 2006, 07:21:30 pm »

Thanks for the attempts however the first one won't work because the bot.php overrides incoming tell handling if a command isn't known and will just return a /help to the sender without following any relay rules.

The second one won't work in this regard because the server-wide infonet messages won't include a !relaytell command in them though would be useful for other commands I might want.

So I'd hacked this into the bot.php when it resolves an incoming tell:

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	/*
	Incomeing Tell
	*/
	function inc_tell($args)
	{
		$infonet = $this -> aoc -> get_uname($args[0]);
		if ($infonet == "Infonet")
    			{
        		$this->send_gc("Infonet: ".$args[1]);
     			}

Which works but the only problem now is to squash any replies to Infonet. Fortunately Infonet is written to not reply to garbage it doesn't understand so it's not a big problem and won't cause tell tennis. I guess I need to hack something into this section to make sure it doesn't reply either response to Infonet. I've added Infonet as a member as well.

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				if (!$found && $this -> is_member($user))
				$this -> send_help($args[0], "/tell " . $this -> botname . " " . 

str_replace("\\", "", $this -> commpre) . "help");
				else if (!$found)
				{
					if ($this -> guild_bot)
					$this -> send_tell($args[0], "I only listen to members of 

" . $this -> guildname . ".");
					else
					$this -> send_tell($args[0], "I only listen to members of 

this bot.");
				}

Blondengy · « **Reply #6 on:** April 09, 2006, 08:08:20 pm »

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if ($infonet == "Infonet")
{
  $this->send_gc("Infonet: ".$args[1]);
  $found = true;
}

That should stop replies cause it tells the bot that code to handle the tell has been found.

Malosar · « **Reply #7 on:** April 09, 2006, 09:05:49 pm »

Quote from: Blondengy on April 09, 2006, 08:08:20 pm

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if ($infonet == "Infonet") { $this->send_gc("Infonet: ".$args[1]); $found = true; }
That should stop replies cause it tells the bot that code to handle the tell has been found.

ok thanks, starting to work all this out