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#pybot sends the new replacement message to the chat |
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self.say(event.channel, user + " MEANT to say: " + message) |
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# because both .r and s// are valid formats now |
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if event.msg.startswith("s/"): |
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#alternative notation: s/<substring to replace>/<substring to replace with> |
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string_token = event.msg[2:].split('/', 1) |
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find_msg = string_token[0] |
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try: |
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replace_msg = string_token[1] |
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except IndexError: |
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return |
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#looking for a message containing our search string |
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newString = self.get_replacement_message(event.channel, find_msg) |
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#because the mem_store line shows "<user> message", we have to split up the username and their message |
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#this actually works to our advantage so we dont have to do additional calls to find out who sent what |
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msg_index = newString.find(">") |
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message = newString[msg_index + 2:] |
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message = message.replace(find_msg, replace_msg) |
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user = newString[1:msg_index] |
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#pybot sends the new replacement message to the chat |
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self.say(event.channel, user + " MEANT to say: " + message) |
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if event.user != self.bot.NICK : |
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self.add_buffer(event) |
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def handle(self, event): |
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#first we see if we're going to try a replace or just add a line to the mem_store |
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if event.msg.startswith(".r "): |
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#split the msg with '.r ' stripped off beginning and divide into a search string and replace string |
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string_token = event.msg[3:].split('|', 1) |
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find_msg = string_token[0].rstrip() |
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try: |
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replace_msg = string_token[1].lstrip() #if there's nothing after the pipe, then this resolves to '' which is fine |
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except IndexError: |
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return |
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#looking for a message containing our search string |
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newString = self.get_replacement_message(event.channel, find_msg) |
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#because the mem_store line shows "<user> message", we have to split up the username and their message |
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#this actually works to our advantage so we dont have to do additional calls to find out who sent what |
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msg_index = newString.find(">") |
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message = newString[msg_index + 2:] |
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message = message.replace(find_msg, replace_msg) |
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user = newString[1:msg_index] |
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#pybot sends the new replacement message to the chat |
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self.say(event.channel, user + " MEANT to say: " + message) |
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# because both .r and s// are valid formats now |
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if event.msg.startswith("s/"): |
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#alternative notation: s/<substring to replace>/<substring to replace with> |
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