00:00:56 hmm 00:00:58 File "C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\IRCTemplate.py", line 54 00:00:58 c.tell(args[1[,'woof')] 00:00:58 ^ 00:00:59 SyntaxError: invalid syntax 00:01:07 ^ pointing at the , 00:01:22 "c.tell(args[1], 'woof')" 00:01:54 * AaronSw chats with liam 00:01:54 @ http://www.holoweb.net/~liam/irc++/ 00:02:19 hmm still an error 00:02:25 he says luke skywalker day is may the fourth be with you 00:02:28 File "C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\IRCTemplate.py", line 56 00:02:28 r'^\.(.bark)$' 00:02:29 ^ 00:02:29 SyntaxError: invalid syntax 00:02:33 A: http://www.holoweb.net/~liam/irc++/ from AaronSw 00:02:45 why is the RegExp on a line of its own? 00:02:51 key point: trust needs to be based on time 00:03:10 and BTW, it should be r'^\.bark$' 00:03:58 yippie it worked 00:04:07 cool 00:04:35 * BenSw crosses fingers 00:04:52 DogBot (~blargh@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:04:57 .bark 00:05:07 no :( 00:05:15 bark 00:05:55 I'm getting iPhoto 1.1.1 at 2.3KB/s. thank you akamai! 00:06:23 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00:06:55 DogBot (~blargh@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:07:01 .bark 00:07:46 no 00:07:58 :*( 00:08:18 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00:09:39 Ben:- 00:09:40 def bark(m, origin, args, text, c=c): c.tell(args[1], 'woof!') 00:09:40 c.bind(bark, PRIVMSG, r'^\.bark$') 00:09:59 * BenSw is about to hit computer until voices of yoda come into his head and say "anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering" 00:10:12 that was cool. he's going to meet raph in CA 00:12:52 "How Yoda Saved My Computer, by Ben Swartz" will be in bookshops shortly 00:12:59 Heh 00:15:05 DogBot (~blargh@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:15:08 .bark 00:16:21 hmm 00:17:43 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00:18:02 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:18:11 .bark 00:18:35 heh, you're just not having any luck there... 00:18:43 nope 00:18:51 * BenSw gets the yoda voices again 00:19:03 heh, heh 00:20:03 "How Yoda saved my computer: The Sequel" By Ben Swartz Will Be in bookstores shortly 00:20:18 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00:21:25 try taking out the blank line above c.tell... 00:21:33 I don't know what else to tell you. it worked fine for me! 00:21:43 I did that trying now 00:21:47 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:21:55 .bark 00:22:22 heh, that's really strange 00:22:29 * AaronSw gets 125K/sec. on iphoto update. thanks netenterprise! 00:22:43 you do have the "def dogbark" bit right above the "def hi" bit, don't you? (or just below it) 00:23:14 BenSw has quit (Excess Flood) 00:23:24 phew 00:23:26 oops 00:25:15 BenSw (~x@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:25:19 wb 00:25:40 ok 00:26:45 http://bensw.com/blog/archives/IRCTemplate.py 00:27:13 you need to move the function above the c.makeConn(hostName, port) bit 00:27:48 what? 00:28:13 i.e. 00:28:14 [[[ 00:28:15 def dogbark(m, origin, args, text, c=c): c.tell(args[1], 'woof') 00:28:15 c.bind(dogbark, PRIVMSG, r'^\.bark$') 00:28:15 00:28:18 c.makeConn(hostName, port) 00:28:18 asyncore.loop() 00:28:19 ]]] 00:30:01 ahh ok 00:30:07 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00:30:40 * BenSw tries one more time before dinner 00:30:40 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:30:43 .bark 00:31:17 :*( 00:31:44 hi BlarghBot 00:31:44 hi, sbp 00:31:50 heh, weird stuff 00:31:56 that works 00:32:02 * BenSw runs for dinner 00:32:05 c'ya 00:32:09 bye 00:33:40 argh, computer crash 00:52:07 back 00:52:27 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 00:52:32 wb 00:52:39 trying again 00:53:05 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:53:08 .bark 00:53:08 woof 00:53:21 \/\/00+ 00:53:59 AaronSw has left #swhack 00:54:15 :-) 00:54:26 AaronSw (~Snak@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 00:54:42 lets just hope AaronSw doesn't get mad at me for speaking in 1337 01:01:36 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01:03:46 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:03:51 .bark 01:03:51 woof 01:03:54 .chase 01:03:54 DogBot has quit (Remote closed the connection) 01:04:43 hmm sbp, how do you do a /me? 01:05:59 c.tell(args[1], '\x01ACTION does whatever\x01') 01:06:11 you might want to wrap it 01:06:32 def me(s): return '\x01ACTION %s\x01' % s 01:06:33 ah ok 01:06:51 then you can do c.tell(args[1], me('does whatever')) 01:07:07 def ctcp(s): return '\x01%s\x01' % s 01:07:45 def me(s): return ctcp('ACTION %s' % s) 01:07:47 :-) 01:08:13 \x01? 01:08:29 interesting 01:08:30 it's the standard marker 01:09:03 chr(1) 01:09:05 http://www.invlogic.com/irc/ctcp.html#4 01:09:29 also, from 2.2: """STX (ctcp marker) 001 '\1'""" 01:09:31 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:09:36 .chase 01:09:37 * DogBot chases %s 01:09:44 heh, heh 01:09:55 that's brutally funny 01:10:09 was the %n necessary? 01:10:32 %n? 01:10:39 from def hi 01:11:28 ? 01:11:41 nm 01:11:46 so like this: 01:11:48 [[[ 01:11:53 def dogchase(m, origin, args, text, c=c): 01:11:54 m = origin.split('!')[0].replace('u', '\\x75') 01:11:54 c.tell(args[1],me('chases')%s) 01:11:55 c.bind(dogchase, PRIVMSG, 01:11:55 r'^\.chase' ) 01:11:58 ]]] 01:12:19 no need for the %s in there 01:12:43 why? 01:12:53 is it already in me 01:12:56 no need for the "m = " line, either. Note that the \\x75 thing is a left over from Charbot :-) 01:13:16 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01:14:01 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:14:06 .chase 01:14:06 * DogBot chases 01:14:09 * sbp should put IRCTemplate.py online 01:14:18 I want it to chase me! 01:14:35 so say c.tell(args[1],me('chases' + m)) 01:14:35 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01:14:50 ta da: http://infomesh.net/2002/IRCTemplate.txt 01:15:20 actually, I'll put in deltab's function... 01:15:30 now its spitting out this 01:15:32 [[[ 01:15:33 File "C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\IRCTemplate.py", line 60 01:15:33 c.tell(args[1],'woof = m')) 01:15:34 ^ 01:15:34 SyntaxError: invalid syntax 01:15:36 ]]] 01:15:45 ^ at the last ) 01:16:30 um, why do you have that line? 01:16:36 do you mean 'woof' + m? 01:16:57 whoops added it to the wrong function 01:17:59 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:18:04 and didn't hit shift :) 01:18:08 .chase 01:18:08 * DogBot chases +m 01:18:29 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01:18:41 +m needs to be ouside the quotes 01:18:48 but inside the ()s 01:18:50 whoops put oit inside quotes 01:18:57 s/oit/it 01:19:06 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:19:09 .chase 01:19:10 DogBot has quit (Remote closed the connection) 01:19:42 c.tell(args[1], me('chases ' + m)) 01:20:36 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:20:42 .chase 01:20:42 DogBot has quit (Remote closed the connection) 01:21:23 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:21:30 .chase 01:21:30 DogBot has quit (Remote closed the connection) 01:21:49 def dogchase(m, origin, args, text, c=c): 01:21:49 c.tell(args[1], me('chases ' + m)) 01:21:50 c.bind(dogchase, PRIVMSG, 01:21:51 r'^\.chase' ) 01:21:55 hmm whats wrong 01:22:26 s/+ m/+ origin.split('!')[0]/ 01:24:03 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:24:08 .chase 01:24:08 DogBot has quit (Remote closed the connection) 01:24:15 [[[ 01:24:16 def dogchase(m, origin, args, text, c=c): 01:24:17 c.tell(args[1], me('chases ' + orgin.split('!'[0]))) 01:24:17 c.bind(dogchase, PRIVMSG, 01:24:18 r'^\.chase' ) 01:24:20 ]]] 01:24:25 origin 01:24:30 and origin.split('!')[0] 01:24:34 * BenSw smacks head 01:24:35 the [0] is outside the ) 01:24:36 heh 01:25:45 DogBot (~sysadmin@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 01:25:49 .chase 01:25:49 * DogBot chases BenSw 01:25:52 whee 01:25:53 w00t 01:26:03 .bark 01:26:03 woof 01:26:09 good boy 01:26:23 * BenSw pats computer 01:26:56 now I have to make a function to kill catbot 01:27:42 since CatBot has roughly 700x the programming power behind it, I think it'd whip DogBot's ass 01:27:59 heh 01:28:18 mraaaw 01:28:38 .bark 01:28:38 woof 01:28:53 sbp: base64 doesn't care about whitespace or anything else apart from [A-Za-z0-9+/] 01:29:05 ah! thank you 01:29:42 what's with the base64-encoded code? 01:29:44 hmm still have 14 minutes of time to kill 01:30:22 sbp: yeah, what's the point of that? 01:31:02 just a not-so-well-hidden easter egg 01:31:12 * sbp updates the code 01:31:19 DogBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 01:39:50 Hmm... why can't exec be used in map, or assigned to another variable for that matter? 01:42:10 (well, in apply would be more sensible) 01:43:24 like print, import and def, it's a statement keyword, not a function 01:44:29 ah 01:49:06 * BenSw goes to watch siderman 01:49:14 you can use it via lambda tho 01:49:18 s/siderman/spiderman/ 01:49:30 bye 01:50:20 via lambda: really? 01:53:12 i'd expect so 01:53:17 labmda x: exec x 01:53:30 Warbux (szfdtfsdg_@fl-st-1c-2-61.stu.adelphia.net) has joined #swhack 01:53:39 can't it's a statement 01:53:55 oh, hm 01:54:46 hello 01:55:57 Hi there 01:56:21 whassup 01:56:42 just the usual stuff. rockets. planes... 01:56:47 N.B. this channel's looged to the Web. to say something offlog, prefix with "# " 01:57:08 um ok 01:57:23 heh, sorry: it's standard verbiage 01:58:11 yea 01:58:31 Warbux has left #swhack 01:59:08 maybe I should tell people that they've won a prize 01:59:47 AaronSw has changed the topic to: got root? 02:00:10 AaronSw has changed the topic to: Hawaii, California, Whatever 02:00:27 Whateeeeever. 02:01:24 internet dies in 1.5 hrs 02:01:24 we should hold Swhack awards! that'd bring in the rubes 02:01:53 it's the first annual swhackish awards for outstanding achievment in the field of excellence 02:02:14 * AaronSw looks glum 02:02:21 cf. "it's the first annual Montgomery Burns..." 02:02:26 of course 02:02:28 glum? glum? 02:02:34 I wasn't nominated. 02:02:50 Pff, go drink a tequilla on the beach 02:02:56 heh 02:02:57 er... alcohol free, that is 02:03:01 *ahem* 02:03:33 worms: tequilla sans alcohol 02:04:59 sbp [...] FREE DUFF [...] 02:05:21 heh, heh 02:05:39 [Homer mock-collapses] 02:07:58 I love Aaron's grim predictions... internet dies in 1.5 hrs 02:08:44 no more internet in under an hour and a half! warm up your T.V.s, books, and wifes! 02:09:32 and unlike metcalfe, i will not eat my words 02:09:41 "better halves" would have made that more gender-independent 02:09:50 aw... 02:18:11 tick tok 02:19:11 clippity clock 02:19:23 quick.. what should i download? 02:30:55 Gotta run 02:30:57 sbp has quit ("Homer: Twenty dollars? 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A reminder: OPN is still in urgent need of leaf node servers to fill our main rotation. Bandwidth usage is about 100-200Kbps average. We look for multihomed T3 or better to ensure reliability and good connectivity. We're a volunteer project and we depend on you to help us provide the resources we need. If you'd like to help, please take a look at http://openprojects.net/sponsoring_servers.shtml and email lilo@openprojects.net. Thanks! 14:55:17 rtega (rtega@212-100-182-97.adsl.easynet.be) has joined #swhack 15:02:35 howdy 15:02:45 AaronSw is now known as AaronSw-CA-US 15:03:11 * AaronSw-CA-US searches for the Dali Google logo 15:03:56 5AM Hawaii, 8AM California 15:09:13 sheesh, this hotel is so fancy. 15:15:33 @ http://open-content.net/ 15:16:18 B: http://open-content.net/ from AaronSw-CA-US 15:17:01 B:|Open Content Network 15:17:17 titled item B 15:20:18 * AaronSw-CA-US names his new iBook "tumtum" 15:22:04 * AaronSw-CA-US laughs at an email from Ben 15:24:34 oierw has quit ("hmm.") 15:31:38 rtega has left #swhack 17:40:02 jillium (~jill@dsl092-186-227.sfo2.dsl.speakeasy.net) has joined #swhack 17:40:19 * jillium looks around 17:40:35 is rik here? 17:40:40 yupyup 17:40:45 rik! 17:40:51 jill! 17:40:58 * rik hugs 17:41:01 I went to sleep last night with something to tell you! 17:41:02 * jillium hugs. 17:41:07 oh 17:41:16 Oh, it's just great. 17:41:18 what was it? 17:41:27 So yestdrday I went to a games party. 17:41:33 * rik nods 17:41:54 And ended up playing bridge for several hours with one of my coworkers and two people from Berkeley. 17:42:04 * rik nod 17:42:08 Both of whose email addresses I now have for future bridge games. 17:42:17 But there was this one hand I wanted to tell you about. 17:43:00 * rik listens 17:43:37 I was holding eleven or twelvish points, and all four of us were bidding. My partner and I found a spade fit, but our opponents bid to 3NT. 17:43:54 I looked at my hand and saw this in spades: KQJ9. 17:44:11 * rik smiles 17:44:22 jillium! 17:44:24 I considered four spades, but an angry little voice jumped up and said NO. KILL. So I said double. 17:44:31 Hi, AaronSw! 17:44:35 * rik nodnod 17:44:53 My partner later told me that he had been planning to bid four spades, but instead he passed my double. 17:45:04 I led the king and lost to the enemy ace. 17:45:33 (my holdings outside spades were unimpressive but adequate: one king and one ace) 17:45:43 * rik nods 17:45:44 (which is another reason I wasn't as excited about 4spades) 17:46:49 One of the outside holdings won, and then I led the queen. Then the jack. Then I held my breath and led the nine. And YES! My partner played the ten and followed with two or three more spade tricks! PERFECT! 17:47:05 We set 3NT doubled by four tricks! Something like 1100 points! 17:47:05 hmmm 17:47:08 ROWR! 17:47:11 indeed. 17:47:14 * rik rowrs also. 17:47:21 I find good defense extremely stimulating. 17:47:41 the 10 on the 9 was disappointing though 17:47:46 No, it was perfect. 17:47:56 I would never have been able to get into his hand if he hadn't played it. 17:48:01 true 17:48:03 it's still annoying 17:48:05 It was _perfect_. 17:48:13 because the 10 was the highest spade at that point 17:48:21 and since your partner had it, the 9 was a winner 17:48:21 No, it was precisely what I was hoping for, because it maximized our spade tricks. 17:48:40 rik: the point was to get control to my partner becuase I had no more spades, and he did. 17:48:44 yes, indeed. 17:48:48 i know wht the point was 17:48:59 it's just annoying that they had to put a winner on another winner. 17:49:12 What difference does it make? 17:49:28 not a lot, if you had no other way into their hand 17:50:21 Since all 2 or three of my partner's low spades were made good, we got every single trick we could possibly get in spades. He won the last two with a six and a three or somethign like that. 17:50:47 aha 17:50:49 fair enough then 17:51:16 Nothing like a good fuck you double followed by perfect defense to really make one's night. 17:51:21 * rik nods 17:51:28 it's been ages since i've played. 17:51:35 Must Play! 17:51:40 yes. 17:51:48 AaronSw-CA-US: where are you now? 17:51:56 get your butt over to england. i know two other people that can play! 17:51:59 (near me) 17:52:02 ROWR! 17:52:08 I am at the Westin Santa Clara. 17:52:26 Though I'll have to learn ACOL. 17:52:36 ACOL. Tcha. 17:52:40 Instinct! 17:53:02 Instinct is much supplemented by an understanding of a common bidding system between partners. :-) 17:53:17 AaronSw-CA-US: cool. We're on for lunch tomorrow? 17:53:31 Yep. 17:53:47 AaronSw-CA-US: you better have a camera, for up-to-dte jillpix. 17:53:52 jillium: i suppose :) 17:53:53 Of course! 17:53:59 good good. 17:54:04