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Brian S. Stephan 359ca24856 remove replypath and all the places it was used.

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.

2011-01-07 23:09:07 -06:00

extlib

use a different megahal implementation, which seems to be better at saving the brain.

2011-01-06 00:14:16 -06:00

modules

remove replypath and all the places it was used.

2011-01-07 23:09:07 -06:00

scripts

simple utility script to take a newline-separated list of facts and insert to database

2010-11-01 22:17:10 -05:00

.gitignore

use a different megahal implementation, which seems to be better at saving the brain.

2011-01-06 00:14:16 -06:00

BUGS

countdown formatting bug

2011-01-07 23:05:06 -06:00

COPYING

adding GPLv3 license file

2010-07-27 19:29:28 -06:00

dr.botzo.cfg.example

include rank in karma output

2010-10-24 15:13:01 -05:00

dr.botzo.py

migrate some code that became pivotal to the bot into DrBotIRC.

2011-01-07 17:38:26 -06:00

DrBotIRC.py

remove replypath and all the places it was used.

2011-01-07 23:09:07 -06:00

EXTERNALS

remove megahal.py from EXTERNALS

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Module.py

remove replypath and all the places it was used.

2011-01-07 23:09:07 -06:00

README

a more helpful README

2010-07-27 19:29:28 -06:00

TODO

Revert "fix the cheap unicode escapes in GoogleTranslate"

2011-01-07 17:11:00 -06:00

README

dr.botzo --- an IRC bot

   dr.botzo is an IRC bot written in Python and using irclib.py to handle most
   of the protocol stuff. It is mostly a fun project for a couple of us to hack
   around on, but you may find it useful, in which case you're free to copy
   this source, send patches, etc.

SOURCE

   http://www.incorporeal.org/sw/?a=summary&p=dr.botzo

AUTHORS

   Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org>

DEVELOPMENT

   The bot is currently written to be fairly modular. No real documentation on
   this yet, but those interested in developing more features should take a
   look at the classes in dr.botzo.py.