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diff --git a/testaddon.py b/testaddon.py
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--- a/testaddon.py
+++ b/testaddon.py
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class Addon(object):
+
def onAddonAdd(self, IRC, **params):
- ### Stuff you want the Addon to do when added or inserted into the addon list of an IRC instance.
+ # Stuff you want the Addon to do when added or inserted into the addon
+ # list of an IRC instance.
print "onAddonAdd:", IRC, params
def onAddonRem(self, IRC):
- ### Stuff you want the Addon to do when removed from the addon list of an IRC instance.
+ # Stuff you want the Addon to do when removed from the addon list of an
+ # IRC instance.
print "onAddonRem:", IRC
def onSessionOpen(self, IRC):
- ### Called when the thread handling the IRC instance is started.
+ # Called when the thread handling the IRC instance is started.
print "onSessionOpen:", IRC
def onSessionClose(self, IRC):
- ### Called when the thread handling the IRC instance is terminated.
+ # Called when the thread handling the IRC instance is terminated.
print "onSessionClose:", IRC
def onConnectAttempt(self, IRC):
- ### Called when a connection attempt is made.
+ # Called when a connection attempt is made.
print "onConnectAttempt:", IRC
def onConnectFail(self, IRC, exc, excmsg, tb):
- ### Called when a connection attempt fails.
+ # Called when a connection fails.
print "onConnectFail:", IRC, exc, excmsg, tb
def onConnect(self, IRC):
- ### Called when a connection is established.
+ # Called when a connection is established.
print "onConnect:", IRC
def onRegistered(self, IRC):
- ### Called when registration is complete.
+ # Called when registration is complete.
print "onRegistered:", IRC
- def onDisconnect(self, IRC):
- ### Called when a connection is terminated.
+ def onDisconnect(self, IRC, expected):
+ # Called when a connection is terminated.
print "onDisconnect:", IRC
def onRecv(self, IRC, line, origin=None, cmd=None, target=None, targetprefix=None, params=None, extinfo=None):
- ### Called when a line of data is received from the IRC server. If line also matches ":origin cmd target [params] :[extinfo]",
- ### then other variables are provided, with origin and target automatically converted to Channel and User instances as needed.
+ # Called when a line of data is received from the IRC server. If line also matches ":origin cmd target [params] :[extinfo]",
+ # then other variables are provided, with origin and target
+ # automatically converted to Channel and User instances as needed.
pass
def onSend(self, IRC, origin, line, cmd=None, target=None, targetprefix=None, params=None, extinfo=None):
- ### Called when a line of data is sent to the IRC server. If line also matches "cmd target [params] :[extinfo]",
- ### then other variables are provided, with target automatically converted to Channel and User instances as needed.
- ### The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
+ # Called when a line of data is sent to the IRC server. If line also matches "cmd target [params] :[extinfo]",
+ # then other variables are provided, with target automatically converted to Channel and User instances as needed.
+ # The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily
+ # identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
pass
def onMOTD(self, IRC, motdgreet, motd, motdend):
- ### Called when MOTD is received.
+ # Called when MOTD is received.
print "onMOTD:", motdgreet
for line in motd:
print line
print motdend
def onJoin(self, IRC, user, channel):
- ### Called when somebody joins a channel, includes bot.
+ # Called when somebody joins a channel, includes bot.
print "onJoin:", user, channel
def onMeJoin(self, IRC, channel):
- ### Called when the bot enters the channel.
+ # Called when the bot enters the channel.
print "onMeJoin:", channel
def onChanMsg(self, IRC, user, channel, targetprefix, msg):
- ### Called when someone sends a PRIVMSG to channel.
- print "onChanMsg: [%s%s] <%s> %s" % (
- targetprefix, channel.name, user.nick, msg)
+ # Called when someone sends a PRIVMSG to channel.
+ print "onChanMsg: [%s%s] <%s> %s" % (targetprefix, channel.name, user.nick, msg)
def onChanAction(self, IRC, user, channel, targetprefix, action):
- ### Called when someone sends an action (/me) to channel.
- print "onChanAction: [%s%s] *%s %s" % (
- targetprefix, channel.name, user.nick, action)
+ # Called when someone sends an action (/me) to channel.
+ print "onChanAction: [%s%s] *%s %s" % (targetprefix, channel.name, user.nick, action)
def onSendChanMsg(self, IRC, origin, channel, targetprefix, msg):
- ### Called when bot sends a PRIVMSG to channel.
- ### The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
- print "onSendChanMsg: [%s%s] <%s> %s" % (
- targetprefix, channel.name, IRC.identity.nick, msg)
+ # Called when bot sends a PRIVMSG to channel.
+ # The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily
+ # identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
+ print "onSendChanMsg: [%s%s] <%s> %s" % (targetprefix, channel.name, IRC.identity.nick, msg)
def onSendChanAction(self, IRC, origin, channel, targetprefix, action):
- ### origin is the source of the channel message
- ### Called when bot sends an action (/me) to channel.
- ### The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
- print "onSendChanAction: [%s%s] *%s %s" % (
- targetprefix, channel.name, IRC.identity.nick, action)
+ # origin is the source of the channel message
+ # Called when bot sends an action (/me) to channel.
+ # The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily
+ # identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
+ print "onSendChanAction: [%s%s] *%s %s" % (targetprefix, channel.name, IRC.identity.nick, action)
def onPrivMsg(self, IRC, user, msg):
- ### Called when someone sends a PRIVMSG to the bot.
+ # Called when someone sends a PRIVMSG to the bot.
print "onPrivMsg: <%s> %s" % (user.nick, msg)
def onPrivAction(self, IRC, user, action):
- ### Called when someone sends an action (/me) to the bot.
+ # Called when someone sends an action (/me) to the bot.
print "onPrivAction: *%s %s" % (user.nick, action)
def onSendPrivMsg(self, IRC, origin, user, msg):
- ### Called when bot sends a PRIVMSG to a user.
- ### The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
+ # Called when bot sends a PRIVMSG to a user.
+ # The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily
+ # identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
print "onSendPrivMsg: <%s> %s" % (IRC.identity.nick, msg)
def onSendPrivAction(self, IRC, origin, user, action):
- ### Called when bot sends an action (/me) to a user.
- ### The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
+ # Called when bot sends an action (/me) to a user.
+ # The variable origin refers to a class instance voluntarily
+ # identifying itself as that which requested data be sent.
print "onSendPrivAction: *%s %s" % (IRC.identity.nick, action)
def onNickChange(self, IRC, user, newnick):
- ### Called when somebody changes nickname.
+ # Called when somebody changes nickname.
print "onNickChange:", user, newnick
def onMeNickChange(self, IRC, newnick):
- ### Called when the bot changes nickname.
+ # Called when the bot changes nickname.
print "onMeNickChange:", newnick
def onPart(self, IRC, user, channel, partmsg):
- ### Called when somebody parts the channel, includes bot.
+ # Called when somebody parts the channel, includes bot.
print "onPart:", user, channel, partmsg
def onMePart(self, IRC, channel, partmsg):
- ### Called when the bot parts the channel.
+ # Called when the bot parts the channel.
print "onMePart:", channel, partmsg
def onKick(self, IRC, kicker, channel, kicked, kickmsg):
- ### Called when somebody is kicked from the channel, includes bot.
+ # Called when somebody is kicked from the channel, includes bot.
print "onKick:", kicker, channel, kicked, kickmsg
def onMeKick(self, IRC, channel, kicked, kickmsg):
- ### Called when the bot kicks somebody from the channel.
+ # Called when the bot kicks somebody from the channel.
print "onMeKick:", channel, kicked, kickmsg
def onMeKicked(self, IRC, kicker, channel, kickmsg):
- ### Called when the bot is kicked from the channel.
+ # Called when the bot is kicked from the channel.
print "onMeKicked:", kicker, channel, kickmsg
def onQuit(self, IRC, user, quitmsg):
- ### Called when somebody quits IRC.
+ # Called when somebody quits IRC.
print "onQuit:", user, quitmsg
def onNames(self, IRC, channel, channame, endmsg, nameslist):
- ### Called when a NAMES list is received.
+ # Called when a NAMES list is received.
print "onNames:", channel, channame, endmsg, nameslist
def onWhois(self, IRC, **whoisdata):
- ### Called when a WHOIS reply is received.
+ # Called when a WHOIS reply is received.
print "onWhois:", whoisdata
def onWho(self, IRC, params, wholist, endmsg):
- ### Called when a WHO list is received.
+ # Called when a WHO list is received.
print "onWho:", params
for item in wholist:
print item
print endmsg
def onList(self, IRC, chanlistbegin, chanlist, endmsg):
- ### Called when a channel list is received.
+ # Called when a channel list is received.
print "onList:", chanlistbegin
for item in chanlist:
print item
print endmsg
def onTopic(self, IRC, channel, topic):
- ### Called when channel topic is received via 332 response.
+ # Called when channel topic is received via 332 response.
print "onTopic:", channel, topic
def onTopicSet(self, IRC, user, channel, topic):
- ### Called when channel topic is changed.
+ # Called when channel topic is changed.
print "onChannelSet:", user, channel, topic
def onChanModeSet(self, IRC, user, channel, modedelta):
- ### Called when channel modes are changed.
- ### modedelta is a list of tuples of the format ("+x", parameter), ("+x", None) if no parameter is provided.
+ # Called when channel modes are changed.
+ # modedelta is a list of tuples of the format ("+x", parameter), ("+x",
+ # None) if no parameter is provided.
print "onChanModeSet:", user, channel, modedelta
def onChannelModes(self, IRC, channel, modedelta):
- ### Called when channel modes are received via 324 response.
+ # Called when channel modes are received via 324 response.
print "onChannelModes:", channel, modedelta
def onBan(self, IRC, user, channel, banmask):
- ### Called when a ban is set.
+ # Called when a ban is set.
print "onBan:", user, channel, banmask
def onMeBan(self, IRC, user, channel, banmask):
- ### Called when a ban matching bot is set.
+ # Called when a ban matching bot is set.
print "Help! I'm being banned!", user, channel, banmask
def onUnban(self, IRC, user, channel, banmask):
- ### Called when a ban is removed.
+ # Called when a ban is removed.
print "onUnban:", user, channel, banmask
def onMeUnban(self, IRC, user, channel, banmask):
- ### Called when a ban on the bot is removed.
+ # Called when a ban on the bot is removed.
print "Squeee!!! I've been unbanned!", user, channel, banmask
def onOp(self, IRC, user, channel, modeuser):
- ### Called when user gives ops to modeuser is set.
+ # Called when user gives ops to modeuser is set.
print "onOp:", user, channel, modeuser
def onMeOp(self, IRC, user, channel):
- ### Called when user ops bot.
+ # Called when user ops bot.
print "onMeOp", user, channel
def onDeop(self, IRC, user, channel, modeuser):
- ### Called when user deops modeuser.
+ # Called when user deops modeuser.
print "onDeop:", user, channel, modeuser
def onMeDeop(self, IRC, user, channel):
- ### Called when user deops bot.
+ # Called when user deops bot.
print "onMeDeop", user, channel
- ### There are a few other event handlers supported by the irc.Connection class. Furthermore, one can program
- ### numeric-based handlers to handle numeric events that are not captured by a named event handler as follows:
+ # There are a few other event handlers supported by the irc.Connection class. Furthermore, one can program
+ # numeric-based handlers to handle numeric events that are not captured by
+ # a named event handler as follows:
def onNNN(self, IRC, params, extinfo):
- ### Where NNN is a three-digit (leading zeros if necessary) code used to handle a numeric NNN event.
+ # Where NNN is a three-digit (leading zeros if necessary) code used to
+ # handle a numeric NNN event.
pass