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[01:37:58] <Paradox> does .calc work for anyone else?
[01:38:09] <Paradox> it perpetually returns google didnt find anything or something like that for me
[01:39:47] <quantumlemur> &calc 1+1
[01:39:47] <gribble> Error: The command "calc" is available in the Google and Math plugins.  Please specify the plugin whose command you wish to call by using its name as a command before "calc".
[01:39:52] <quantumlemur> &google calc 1+1
[01:39:52] <gribble> 1 + 1 = 2
[01:40:00] <quantumlemur> what version are you using?
[01:40:39] <Paradox> nico's
[01:40:45] <quantumlemur> ?
[01:40:50] <Paradox> niko's custom supybot build
[01:40:57] <Paradox> i probably need to install a new version of google
[01:40:57] <quantumlemur> huh
[01:41:04] <quantumlemur> what version is it based on?
[01:41:25] <quantumlemur> well, yeah, an update is probably nice
[01:41:36] <Paradox> idk, but it has a lot of ircd7 features. i can log into the server and look for a version file or something
[01:41:43] <quantumlemur> I'd take the one from gribble, at ,,ggr
[01:41:44] <gribble> Here's a direct link to the gribble git repository web view: http://gribble.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi || Simply click on the gribble repository, and click on the latest snapshot link to grab a snapshot. || Git clone url: git://gribble.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/gribble/gribble/
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[01:42:00] <quantumlemur> it's has a few updates
[01:42:37] <Paradox> the google plugin?
[01:42:38] <Paradox> alright
[01:42:39] <Paradox> thanks
[01:42:52] <quantumlemur> yeah
[01:44:47] <Paradox> alright, im pulling now
[01:44:52] <Paradox> thanks quantum
[01:45:24] <Paradox> hmm, i suspect your plugins are, on the whole, newer than his
[01:45:31] <Paradox> so ill put them all in my local plugin directory
[01:45:32] <quantumlemur> which?
[01:45:44] <quantumlemur> oh, gribble's are newer than niko's?
[01:45:54] <Paradox> yeah
[01:45:58] <Paradox> niko focused mainly on core
[01:45:58] <quantumlemur> ah, yeah, probably
[01:45:59] <Paradox> and channel
[01:46:05] <Paradox> channel is SO MUCH more powerful
[01:46:15] <Paradox> type /msg redditalien channel list if you want to see what i mean
[01:47:05] <quantumlemur> that is quite a few commands
[01:47:23] <Paradox> i have a buggy mod for .topic that makes it use chanserv topic commands too
[01:47:25] <Paradox> its kind of nice
[01:48:59] <quantumlemur> what chanserv topic commands are there?
[01:49:01] <quantumlemur> I've never used them
[01:49:09] <Paradox> topic and topicappend
[01:49:12] <Paradox> i just made it use topic
[01:49:15] <Paradox> because its simpler
[01:50:08] <Paradox> any other significant updates to other plugins?
[01:50:30] <quantumlemur> ,,ggr
[01:50:30] <gribble> Here's a direct link to the gribble git repository web view: http://gribble.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi || Simply click on the gribble repository, and click on the latest snapshot link to grab a snapshot. || Git clone url: git://gribble.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/gribble/gribble/
[01:50:42] <quantumlemur> or, sorry: ,,ggc
[01:50:43] <gribble> Here is a nice summary of the content of the gribble git repo: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/gribble/index.php?title=Gribble_Project_Git_Repository
[01:50:44] <Paradox> where is that lovely gribble wiki
[01:51:04] <Paradox> oh
[01:51:10] <Paradox> niko already built regexps into channel
[01:51:21] <Paradox> its pretty sophisticated, he even has tiered regexps
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[01:51:30] <quantumlemur> for what use?
[01:51:33] <Paradox> so you can make it do different things depending on how much a regexp is triggered
[01:51:43] <Paradox> ex on the first time send the user a message, second time kick them, 3rd time ban them
[01:51:53] <quantumlemur> huh, nice
[01:51:56] <Paradox> do help warn for my bot
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[10:15:59] <ProgVal> hi
[10:18:15] <SinZ> hey progval
[10:18:20] <SinZ> how do you activate plugins?
[10:18:46] <ProgVal> withh the load command ,,(help load)
[10:18:46] <gribble> (load [--deprecated] <plugin>) -- Loads the plugin <plugin> from any of the directories in conf.supybot.directories.plugins; usually this includes the main installed directory and 'plugins' in the current directory. --deprecated is necessary if you wish to load deprecated plugins.
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[10:21:37] <SinZ> Oh Hai Der
[10:22:07] <ProgVal> what ?
[10:25:18] <SinZ> just testing something
[10:41:41] <ProgVal> nanotube: ping
[10:45:22] <ProgVal> @Later tell nanotube As you know French, I think you can help me. I don't know if I have to translate 'you' by 'tu' or 'vous'?
[10:45:34] <ProgVal> &Later tell nanotube As you know French, I think you can help me. I don't know if I have to translate 'you' by 'tu' or 'vous'?
[10:45:34] <gribble> The operation succeeded.
[10:47:56] <themill> ProgVal: would a computer program normally be polite or not? (perhaps using the polite form in the lart module would be incorrect...)
[10:52:53] <ProgVal> themill: apt-get uses the polite form
[10:53:30] <ProgVal> but, Supybot uses 'Dude', and it is not 'compatible' with the polite form, right ?
[10:53:42] <themill> it does? I've never seen that
[10:53:51] <ProgVal> in Misc
[10:54:14] <ProgVal> &tell #supybot [ping]
[10:54:14] <gribble> Error: Dude, just give the command.  No need for the tell.
[10:55:26] <ProgVal> More over, Supybot has to be more social than apt-get ;)
[10:56:19] <themill> indeed. (that's a very weird command)
[10:56:29] <themill> sounds like you've probably got your answer then :)
[10:56:43] <ProgVal> mmh
[10:56:45] <ProgVal> right
[10:56:50] <ProgVal> and for other strings ?
[10:58:45] <themill> dunno. if it's being all relaxed and informal them stick to the informal use throughout, I guess. But I'm not a native speaker... my particular version of fr_EN isn't necessarily helpful to you here :)
[10:59:13] <ProgVal> eheh, 'fr_EN'
[10:59:48] <themill> (or would that be fr_GB or fr_AU hmmm)
[10:59:50] <ProgVal> in French, we call that 'franglais' (~= 'frenglish')
[11:00:11] <themill> ahh... franglais is what you lot speak :) (en_FR)
[11:00:35] <ProgVal> me?
[11:00:53] <themill> (gross overgeneralisation)
[11:01:07] * themill runs off for a while
[11:02:03] <ProgVal> I think I'll use the polite form, except for the 'Dude'
[11:02:14] <ProgVal> that's more natural
[11:04:48] <ProgVal> MoobotFactoids is not easy to translate :s
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[12:25:36] <ProgVal> woot !
[12:26:05] <ProgVal> It is the first time the french string is shorter than the english one !
[12:26:26] <ProgVal> "News item #%i added" => "News #%i ajoutée"
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[18:11:42] <ProgVal> hehe, high score
[18:11:50] <ProgVal> I localised 13 plugins today
[18:11:53] <ProgVal> Misc, MoobotFactoids, Network, News, NickCapture, Nikometer, Note, Owner, Plugin, Praise, Protector, Quote, QuoteGrabs, RSS, Relay, Reply, Scheduler, and Seen
[18:12:40] <ziplock> wow
[18:13:32] <ProgVal> er
[18:13:39] <ProgVal> what does "disabled on" mean ?
[18:13:52] <quantumlemur> in what context?
[18:13:59] <ProgVal> Determines what networks this plugin\n
[18:14:01] <ProgVal>     will be disabled on.
[18:14:15] <ProgVal> (Services plugin)
[18:14:16] <quantumlemur> the networks on which the plugin will not work, intentionally
[18:14:21] <ProgVal> okay
[18:14:42] <ProgVal> thanks
[18:15:39] <quantumlemur> désactivé, peut-etre
[18:16:53] <ProgVal> right
[18:17:20] <ProgVal> but I got confused, because I though that on=enabled
[18:17:34] <ProgVal> thought*
[18:17:36] <quantumlemur> er, well, it can mean that
[18:17:41] <quantumlemur> as in, "the light is on"
[18:18:00] <ProgVal> yep
[18:18:03] <quantumlemur> but the correct grammar for that sentence would be "the networks on which this plugin will be disabled"
[18:18:06] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> Determines on which networks this plugin will be disabled.
[18:18:11] <quantumlemur> haha
[18:18:26] <ProgVal> hi jamessan
[18:18:32] <quantumlemur> hey jamessan
[18:18:42] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> hola
[18:18:46] <ProgVal> Finally, my problem about upper-case was because of a bad C library
[18:18:54] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> o_O
[18:18:59] <ProgVal> +1
[18:19:08] <quantumlemur> really?  that's weird
[18:19:13] <ProgVal> yep
[18:19:25] <ProgVal> It is the MegaHAL binding for Python (mh_python)
[18:20:13] <ProgVal> It is either the C library, or my plugin: http://github.com/ProgVal/Supybot-plugins/blob/master/MegaHAL/plugin.py
[18:20:20] <ProgVal> but my plugin has nothing outstanding
[18:24:16] <ProgVal> more over, Python is better than C =D
[18:26:11] <ProgVal> How do you call someone who says a software is better than another one, without any argument ?
[18:26:19] <ProgVal> a 'troll' ?
[18:26:22] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> yes
[18:26:28] <ProgVal> ok
[18:27:26] <ziplock> ada is better than dos
[18:36:51] <ProgVal> what does 'snarf' mean ?
[18:41:15] <ProgVal> neverming
[18:41:19] <ProgVal> nevermind*
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[19:19:16] <nanotube> ProgVal: i see my help is no longer required. :) good job on the translations :)
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[21:37:00] <Hoaas> I noticed data stored by the URL-plugin is quite often with \x83-things. What kind of encoding is that?
[21:38:28] <ProgVal> that is raw ascii code
[21:38:34] <Hoaas> raight.
[21:38:50] <ProgVal> the 83 char (in decimal or hexa, dunno)
[21:39:02] <ProgVal> 83rd*
[21:39:08] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> ~chr 83
[21:39:09] <gribble> <sifu@oftc> jamessan: S
[21:39:10] <Hoaas> It apparently doesn't work in urls on that form :<
[21:39:35] <ProgVal> &chr 83
[21:39:35] <gribble> S
[21:39:55] <ProgVal> :*
[21:40:17] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> I don't see that anywhere in my dbb
[21:40:22] <Hoaas> I have this word for example: "j\xc3\xa6vler", which was "jævler" I assume.
[21:40:56] <ProgVal> so that is hexa
[21:41:04] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> that's utf-8
[21:41:13] <ProgVal> right
[21:41:19] <Hoaas> k! Even easier-
[21:41:21] <Hoaas> *.
[21:41:25] <ProgVal> this shouldn't be in urls
[21:41:38] <Hoaas> It can be.
[21:41:48] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> or it could have been something in the text around the url
[21:41:56] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> since we also keep the entire line that was said
[21:42:00] <ProgVal> the http protocol provides % to give a special char
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[21:44:23] <Hoaas> It's mostly in text, but I see it in some urls aswell :o
[21:49:14] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> in the path of a URL, yeah
[21:49:35] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> and those are valid URLs
[21:50:48] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> e.g., http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/03/12/chuck-norris-for-president-…-of-texas/
[21:51:06] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> ~title [url last]
[21:51:12] <gribble> <sifu@oftc> jamessan: Chuck Norris for president … of Texas CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs
[21:51:38] <Hoaas> Yup.
[21:51:43] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> sure, the underlying library that actually makes the request encodes that ellipsis as %-escaped bytes
[21:51:55] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> but that's why there's a difference between presentation and action
[21:52:25] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> if you don't want presentation, then let's do away with dns too ;)
[21:53:34] <Hoaas> That would be boring. Only know the IP of my router :(
[21:54:32] <ProgVal> hehe
[21:57:14] <Hoaas> Now I only have to figure out how I turn those \x-things into something useful in php :o
[21:58:15] <gribble> <jamessan@oftc> s/\\x/%/
[22:01:35] <Hoaas> Sweet, thanks.
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[22:19:22] <ProgVal> I wonder if it is easy to program on Android
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[22:41:47] <Exavion> ProgVal: It is, the SDK is very good and includes emulator software that is fairly robust
[22:43:43] <ProgVal> I mean "writing a plugin from my android phone"
[22:43:49] <ProgVal> ;)
[22:47:07] <Exavion> Oh, *on* Android - good way to get incredible eyestrain! XD
[22:47:23] <ProgVal> yes
[22:48:14] <ProgVal> my resolution in 96x69 on a 4" screen
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[23:25:18] <Algabe> hola a todos
[23:25:29] <Algabe> nanotube: estas?
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[23:29:15] <ProgVal> hola Algabe
[23:29:23] <Algabe> hola ProgVal
[23:29:31] <Algabe> estoy configurando el plugin Herald
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[23:30:08] <Algabe> como le hago para que el bot diga el nombre de la persona al dar el mensaje de bienvenida
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[23:30:37] <Algabe> Changes the herald message for <user>, or the user <nick|hostmask> is currently identified or recognized as, according to <regexp>. If <user> is not given, defaults to the calling user. <channel> is only necessary if the message isn't sent in the channel itself.
[23:32:15] <ProgVal> It is not possible yet
[23:32:39] <Algabe> entonces no podra decir el nick de la persona que entre?
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