with alias calling do() internally, there is no need for all this
replypath nonsense, and if there's ever a module that needs to reply
to stuff on its own outside of do(), it'd have to be implementing
all of this anyway, so it was pretty irrelevant.
this makes DrBotIRC alias/recursion stuff a bit cleaner.
okay, it's time. we got around for a while with all sorts of silly
config options and exceptions and common strings triggering bot
commands. but now it's time to man up and expect modules to be
more strict and less loosey-goosey.
convert the popular modules (i.e. the ones that still work) to
trigger on !pi rather than pi, etc. usually, this is achieved via
regex searches, although there are some weird bugs (ones i'm hoping
are caused by other recursion/alias bugs and not this commit).
more code around this will be gutted soon, but this, at least,
means you can't say 'tweet that shit, yo' and accidentally trigger
the bot.
unicode-escape appears to do bad things to hiragana and probably
all unicode characters that are not unicode escaped. ultimately
it seems that google's responses are not consistent.
back to the drawing board.
This reverts commit 40888869b0.
three reverts to undo the recent stuff from kad's branch, which was
having problems with recursion
This reverts commit 1920a12759.
Signed-off-by: Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org>
Brian S. Stephan
kad