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ArchBlackmann.cpp
ArchBlackmann.dsp Some new features like Login, Config.h and Idle message 2005-06-03 17:28:53 +00:00
ArchBlackmann.dsw
auto_ptr.h
auto_vector.h
base64.cpp
base64.h
chomp.cpp
chomp.h
config.h
cram_md5.cpp
cram_md5.h
curse.txt
cursecop.txt
dev.txt latest version of ArchBlackmann 2005-04-20 18:16:32 +00:00
File.cpp
File.h
func.txt
grovel.txt
idle.txt
IRCClient.cpp
IRCClient.h
irql.txt
makefile
MD5.cpp
MD5.h
module.txt
nogrovel.txt
panic.cpp
panic.h
period.txt
QueueT.h Move Arch to irc module. 2005-01-15 19:15:45 +00:00
readme.txt
Reli.h
ReliMT.cpp
ReliMT.h
SockUtils.cpp
SockUtils.h
SplitJoin.cpp
SplitJoin.h
ssprintf.cpp
ssprintf.h
status.txt
stru.txt Move Arch to irc module. 2005-01-15 19:15:45 +00:00
tech.txt
ThreadPool.cpp
ThreadPool.h
trim.cpp
trim.h
type.txt
verify.h

This doc can be also found on the wiki.

ArchBlackman is a IRC-Chat bot of the #reactos irc channel. He has been coded by Royce3 and DrFred (mbosma) currently runs him. 


If some one use a swear word he'll tell him not to do so and you can also ask him something technical about reactos. :)

Besides this he also knows some commands. The systax for giving him commands "ArchBlackmann: !grovel". (don't forget to address him)

  - !grovel - This is the only command that non ops can do (No Parameter)
  - !kiss <person>
  - !hug <person>
  - !give <someone> <something> 
  - !say <something> - You can tell him to say something on the channel via PrivateMessage


ArchBlackmann know what he should say from some text files. They can be found on the svn-dir. But can also edit them online if you are op using:

  - !add <list> <item>
  - !remove <list> <item>

List that are used directly to create responses are:
  
  - tech - here are the sentences ArchBlackmann says when he finds his name 
  - curse - this are the curses he looks for 
  - cursecop - this the responces to them
  - grovel - this is said when an op does the grovel command
  - nogrovel - this when someone else does it

The remaining lists are not used directly, but by the other lists.

They are: 

  - dev
  - func
  - irql
  - module
  - period
  - status
  - stru
  - type

And they are used like this:
  /me thinks %s is smarter than %dev%