Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of zomg

Timestamp:

Aug 9, 2010, 10:30:04 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

vsTerminus

Comment:

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zomg

@@ -160 +160 @@
 
  [=#cmd_kickme]!kickme [reason]::
-
  * This command will make the bot kick you. It is a Voice command because that way voiced users can kick themselves but nobody else. A harmless loophole to usual IRC kick permissions.
  * If you specify a reason, it will be used. If not, a default message will be used.
@@ -167 +166 @@
 
  [=#cmd_kickcount]!kickcount [user]::
-
  * This command can be used to display kick information about yourself, or another user.
  * Four items will be displayed. Your kick total in the channel and overall, as well as how many times the bot has kicked you from the current channel, and overall.
@@ -175 +173 @@
 
  [=#cmd_peak]!peak::
-
  * Peak will display some info on the current channel's peak
  * The channel peak is the highest recorded number of users that have been there at one time
@@ -182 +179 @@
 
  [=#cmd_listcmd]!listcmd <command | command alias | custom command>::
-
  * This command allows you to see the aliases for any given command
  * It also allows you to see what command an alias points to
@@ -193 +189 @@
 
  [=#cmd_nowplaying]!nowplaying [user]::
-
  * This command uses the data from the !lastfm command to retrieve now playing information from http://last.fm/ and display it in the channel
    * If you don't have an account, you can register for free and I recommend that you do!
@@ -205 +200 @@
 
  [=#cmd_ccinfo]!ccinfo <Custom Command>::
-
  * Because CustomCommand is an admin-only command, this command has been added to allow voiced users to get info on existing custom commands in the channel
  * This is the same thing as typing !customcommand info <custom command>, but requires less access.
@@ -211 +205 @@
 
  [=#cmd_cclist]!cclist::
-
  * Same idea as ccinfo, but this will list all of the existing custom commands in the channel you are in.
  * This is the same as typing !customcommand list, but requires less access
 
  [=#cmd_gcinfo]!gcinfo <Global Custom Command>::
-
  * Same as ccinfo, but applies to global custom commands
  * This command was added to allow regular users access to see what global custom commands exist, since that command is limited to opers
@@ -222 +214 @@
 
  [=#cmd_gclist]!gclist::
-
  * This command will list all of the existing global commands
  * It was created to allow regular users to view Global Custom Commands, since that command itself is limited to opers
@@ -229 +220 @@
 
  [=#cmd_wins]!wins [user]::
-
  * Display a user's current win count
  * Wins can only be awarded by an oper (staff member)
@@ -239 +229 @@
 
  [=#cmd_text]!text [user]::
-
  * Display information about how much [user] has been typing
  * Logging started for this on 30 April 2009, not in Feb like most of the other stats.
@@ -247 +236 @@
 
  [=#cmd_top3]!top3 <wins|nicks|kicks|peak|lines|words|chars|commands|customs>::
-
  * This will provide a top 3 list of one of several data items
  * nicks will give you the three users with the most aliases
@@ -268 +256 @@
 
  [=#cmd_uptime]!uptime::
-
  * This command shows the bot's connection uptime as well as the host machine's uptime
  * Example: !uptime
 
-Who is banned
-
+ [=#who_is_banned]Who is banned::
  * This works like “who is <user>” and “who kicked <user>”, except it requires voice because of the potentially large amount of output.
    * A trigger is not required for this command, but may be used if you so desire.
@@ -287 +273 @@
 
  [=#cmd_wordoftheday]!wordoftheday::
-
  * This command shows the status of the Word of the Day game
  * Information includes how long the current word has been un-guessed for, and who guessed the previous word.
@@ -293 +278 @@
 
  [=#cmd_slogan]!slogan <word or words>::
-
  * This command displays a random slogan, with your word(s) inserted into it in often funny places.
  * Example: !slogan Dry Humping
@@ -299 +283 @@
 
  [=#cmd_lastfm]!lastfm <option> [args]::
-
  * This command can be used to link your username to a http://www.last.fm/ account, and customize the output of the !nowplaying command.
  * You can look up the now-playing info of other linked users by typing !nowplaying <nick>, if they are linked. If you do not specify a nick, yours is used.
@@ -320 +303 @@
 
  [=#cmd_fml]!fml::
-
  * This looks up a random FML entry from FmyLife.com
  * Takes no arguments yet, might in the future
@@ -326 +308 @@
 
  [=#cmd_wtf]!wtf [is] <acronym>|<man page entry>::
-
  * This command has a simple database of common acronyms and their meanins (eg. 'LOL' → Laugh Out Loud)
  * If also looks up man page entries for applications.
@@ -339 +320 @@
 
  [=#cmd_weather]!weather [<Zip Code> | <City> | <Username>]::
-
  * This command looks up the weather for a location using http://thefuckingweather.com
  * You can give it a zip code (US only)
@@ -351 +331 @@
 
  [=#cmd_locate]!locate [<username> | <host> | <domain>]::
-
  * This command can be used to look up where a specific user is located, or to find out where the server for a domain is located in the world using GeoIP
  * If you pass it a username it will locate where that user is connecting from. If they use a bouncer or connect through a proxy then it will only find the location of the machine they are connecting through.
@@ -372 +351 @@
 
  [=#cmd_kick]!kick <user> [reason]::
-
  * This will kick a user from the channel. Reason is optional.
  * Admins are un-kickable. Please keep this in mind.
@@ -381 +359 @@
 
  [=#cmd_kickban]!kickban <user> [time] [reason]::
-
  * Kickban will kick the user, and IP ban them.
  * The bot tracks users IP addresses and so you can simply give it a name to ban, and it will automatically ban the correct IP.
@@ -395 +372 @@
 
  [=#cmd_stfu]!stfu <user> [duration]::
-
  * This command uses something called an extban, which will prevent the user from talking in the channel, but not from joining.
  * This does not affect voiced, halfopped or opped users at all.
@@ -406 +382 @@
 
  [=#cmd_ban]!ban <user> [time]::
-
  * This command can be used to ban a user by name, or by a hostmask if you specify one.
  * Time is optional, and is specified in minutes.
@@ -414 +389 @@
 
  [=#cmd_unban]!unban <user>::
-
  * This command will unban a user.
  * You may pass in a user name, or an IP hostmask to unban
@@ -421 +395 @@
 
  [=#cmd_unstfu]!unstfu <user>::
-
  * Similar to unban, but will un-mute a user
  * !unstfu poke-jj
 
  [=#cmd_voice]!voice <user>::
-
  * Give a user in the channel temporary voice status
  * Example: !voice Paper
@@ -432 +404 @@
 
  [=#cmd_devoice]!devoice <user>::
-
  * Remove voice from a user temporarily in the channel
  * Example: !devoice paper
@@ -438 +409 @@
 
  [=#cmd_topic]!topic <newtopic>::
-
  * The topic is split into three parts: Topic, Status, and Static
  * This command sets the first part, Topic.
@@ -444 +414 @@
 
  [=#cmd_status]!status <newstatus>::
-
  * The topic is split into three parts: Topic, Status and Static
  * This is the second part, Status
@@ -450 +419 @@
 
  [=#cmd_static]!static <newstatic>::
-
  * The topic is split into three parts: Topic, Status and Static
  * This is the third part, Static
@@ -458 +426 @@
 
  [=#cmd_mute]!mute <on|off>::
-
  * Mute or unmute the channel
  * Mute means only users with at least voice will be able to talk
@@ -466 +433 @@
 
  [=#cmd_strip]!strip <on|off>::
-
  * Enable or Disable color stripping
  * This mode allows users to send colors to the channel, but nobody else will see them.
@@ -473 +439 @@
 
  [=#cmd_censor]!censor <on|off>::
-
  * Enable or disable chat censoring
  * Example: !censor on
@@ -485 +450 @@
 
  [=#cmd_exempt]!exempt [user]::
-
  * This will set +e on [user]'s hostmask, which exempts the user from being banned.
  * This does not mean a user cannot be banned, it means the server will allow the user to join even if someone sets a ban on them.
@@ -493 +457 @@
 
  [=#cmd_unexempt]!unexempt [user]::
-
  * This removes exempt on [user]
  * If a user is not specified, your name will be used.
@@ -500 +463 @@
 
  [=#cmd_halfop]!halfop <user>::
-
  * This will give temporary halfop (%, +h) to a user in the channel
  * Example: !halfop toymachine
@@ -507 +469 @@
 
  [=#cmd_dehalfop]!dehalfop <user>::
-
  * This will remove halfop from a user in the channel temporarily
  * Example: !dehalfop toymachine
@@ -514 +475 @@
 
  [=#cmd_op]!op <user>::
-
  * This will give a user temporary Op in the channel
  * Example: !op Grinnz
@@ -520 +480 @@
 
  [=#cmd_deop]!deop <user>::
-
  * This will remove Op from a user in the channel temporarily
  * Example: !deop Grinnz
@@ -526 +485 @@
 
  [=#cmd_say]!say <something>::
-
  * This command makes the bot talk
  * Text is wrapped in [ ] to prevent abuse from underprivileged users
@@ -532 +490 @@
 
  [=#cmd_me]!me <something>::
-
  * This command also makes the bot talk, much like !say
  * However, this command is the same as making the bot use /me <something>
@@ -540 +497 @@
 
  [=#cmd_ask]!ask <user> <question>::
-
  * This command will ask <user> a question.
  * The bot will attempt to convert your language into proper english.
@@ -548 +504 @@
 
  [=#cmd_tell]!tell <user> <statement>::
-
  * This command will tell <user> your <statement>
  * The command will attempt to convert your text into proper english
@@ -556 +511 @@
 
  [=#cmd_rr]!rr <on|off>::
-
  * Choose whether users must register to chat in your channel
  * Useful to prevent random mibbits from talking
@@ -563 +517 @@
 
  [=#cmd_nn]!nn <on|off>::
-
  * Allow or disallow nick changes in your channel
  * This is most commonly used when the chat is muted and people decide to change nicks repeatedly to talk. Very annoying
@@ -570 +523 @@
 
  [=#cmd_announce]!announce <on|off>::
-
  * Announce is very different from what it was on the mIRC based zomg.
  * Now, it is a simple on/off switch, and rather than having the bot make your announcement, it just helps you out, so you can make it without others interrupting.
@@ -579 +531 @@
 
  [=#cmd_autobans]!autobans [time <seconds>|limit <kicks>]::
-
  * This will display which autobans are enabled and disabled, as well as some settings if they are enabled if no args are passed
  * It can also be used to specify punishment for repeat offenders who continually trip the various channel protections.
@@ -594 +545 @@
 
  [=#cmd_capsban]!capsban [on|off|##|##%]::
-
  * Caps ban is a form of autoban that looks for excessive caps in a users message
    * There are two requirements: A minimum message length and a minimum % of caps to be found in that message.
@@ -611 +561 @@
 
  [=#cmd_spamban]!spamban [on|off|##|r##]::
-
  * Spamban is another type of autoban that is designed to catch spamming on a single line.
  * There are two kinds of spamming it looks for.
@@ -627 +576 @@
 
  [=#cmd_repeatban]!repeatban [on|off|##]::
-
  * Repeatban is a third kind of autoban that looks for users who try to spam by repeating themselves over and over.
  * You may specify how many repeats the bot should kick at.
@@ -640 +588 @@
 
  [=#cmd_floodban]!floodban [on|off|time <seconds>|lines <lines>]::
-
  * Floodban is a limited implementation of mode +f, if you know what that is.
  * Basically what it does is look for <lines> messages within <seconds> seconds from any user, and kick them if they reach that limit.
@@ -654 +601 @@
 
  [=#cmd_spamfilter]!spamfilter [on|off|kick|ban|list|add <expression>|del <expression>]::
-
  * Spamfilter is essentially a word (or pattern) filter for text in your chat.
  * You can configure this command to look for certain words, phrases, or patterns using the Regular Expression (regex, google it) syntax.
@@ -693 +639 @@
 
  [=#cmd_nickfilter]!nickfilter [on|off|list|add <regex>|del <regex>]::
-
  * This command is the same thing as spamfilter, but instead of looking for filters within text, it looks for filters within usernames
  * The only difference to syntax is that there is no ban or kick option here, instead a 10 second ban is used automatically.
@@ -705 +650 @@
 
  [=#cmd_greet]!greet [on|off|msg|pm|public|notice|<new greet message>]::
-
  * Greet is used for greet messages in your channel, that will be sent automatically to users when they join.
  * Without a parameter, greet will give you its current status and information.
@@ -734 +678 @@
 
  [=#cmd_mass]!mass <command> [args]::
-
  * Mass is one of my favorite commands, it's just plain cool.
  * Mass will call <command> once for each user in the channel, passing in a different user each time. It's the same as you calling one command over and over on each user in the channel.
@@ -750 +693 @@
 
  [=#cmd_part]!part::
-
  * This will make defiance bot leave the channel.
  * It will not, however, remove the channel from autojoin.
@@ -756 +698 @@
 
  [=#cmd_leave]!leave::
-
  * This will make zomg leave the channel, AND remove it from the autojoin list.
  * Example: !leave
 
  [=#cmd_stay]!stay::
-
  * This will add your channel to the autojoin list. If it already exists, you will be notified.
  * Example: !stay
 
  [=#cmd_modelock]!modelock [<modes>|off]::
-
  * This will set a modelock in your channel
  * A modelock is a specific mode in your channel that you may want to stay on or off permanently even if someone tries to change it.
@@ -778 +717 @@
 
  [=#cmd_cycle]!cycle::
-
  * Cycle is used to have ChanServ reset every user in the channel to their added access level.
  * This means that users with temporary status (ops etc) who are not added to the channel's access list will be lowered back to whatever they are supposed to have.
@@ -905 +843 @@
 
  [=#oper_alias].alias [user]::
-
  * Allows you to look up aliases of any user, rather than just yourself
 
  [=#oper_add].add <user> <status>::
-
  * Allows you to use ChanServ's add command without having channel access.
  * Useful if you have to add yourself as an op to fix a proplem, for example.
@@ -915 +851 @@
 
  [=#oper_up].up::
-
  * Just gives you +ohv regardless.
 
  [=#oper_kick].kick::
-
  * Removes access checks. Kick any user at any time
 
  [=#oper_peak].peak [#chan]::
-
  * Optionally specify a different channel to get peak info on
 
  [=#oper_help].help [user]::
-
  * Allows an optional user to send a help file link to.
  * Massable
 
  [=#oper_kickban].kickban::
-
  * Removes access checks, and does not print your name in the kick message
 
  [=#oper_stfu].stfu::
-
  * Regular version won't mute opers, this will.
  * Auto removes voice, halfop and op from the user
 
  [=#oper_wordoftheday].wordoftheday [status|set <new word>|new]::
-
  * This command can control and view the status of the Word of the Day game.
  * Status displays how long the word has been unguessed for
@@ -955 +884 @@
 
  [=#oper_mode].mode <string>::
-
  * A direct /mode command for when you just want to set some modes real quick.
 
  [=#oper_debug].debug [on|off]::
-
  * Turn debug output on or off.
  * Without a parameter, displays current status
 
  [=#oper_echo].echo [on|off]::
-
  * Turn standard output on or off
  * Without a parameter, displays current status
 
  [=#oper_quit].quit aka .die::
-
  * Quit the bot. Close the process
 
  [=#oper_join].join aka .j <#chan>::
-
  * Join a channel. Works via PM also
 
  [=#oper_save].save::
-
  * Writes the current database to a file. This is done automatically on quit anyways.
 
  [=#oper_nick].nick <newnick>::
-
  * Change the bot's nick
 
  [=#oper_define].define <item> <description>::
-
  * Allows you to add/edit items in the bot's internal dictionary.
 
  [=#oper_define].define <user> <description>::
-
  * Allows you to add/edit descriptions for users other than yourself.
 
  [=#oper_undefine].undefine <item>::
-
  * Remove the definition for an item
 
  [=#oper_undefine].undefine user <user>::
-
  * Remove the definition for a user
 
  [=#oper_stats].stats <v|verbose|users|commands|customs|nicks|defs|text|peak|kicks>::
-
  * By default, the compressed output is used.
  * V or verbose may be specified to see the multi-line, verbose output.
@@ -1007 +924 @@
 
  [=#oper_todo].todo [newitem]::
-
  * Keeps a to-do list for the bot
  * No args displays the current list
@@ -1013 +929 @@
 
  [=#oper_done].done <item#>::
-
  * Just specify the matching number beside a to-do list item to remove it.
 
  [=#oper_addcmd].addcmd <new command> <target command>::
-
  * This allows you to define aliases for existing commands.
  * If you try to define an alias for another alias, the bot will automatically re-direct to the appropriate hard-coded command
@@ -1026 +940 @@
 
  [=#oper_delcmd].delcmd <command alias>::
-
  * This allows you to remove aliases for commands
  * You cannot remove hard coded commands
 
  [=#oper_addchan].addchan <#channel>::
-
  * Add a channel to the autojoin list
 
  [=#oper_whisperback].whisperback [on/off]::
-
  * Whisperback, or quiet mode, sets zomg to whisper all command output back to the person using the command instead of displaying it publicly in the channel
  * This will probably be moved to the regular user section as an Op command if I find people would use it.
@@ -1041 +952 @@
 
  [=#oper_timers].timers add [chan] <repeat(s)> <length> <command> [args]::
-
  .timers del <#>
  
@@ -1073 +983 @@
 
  [=#oper_disable].disable [<command> [reason]]::
-
  * Disable can be used to disable any of the regular user commands
  * This does not apply to oper commands, and does not prevent opers from using commands
@@ -1082 +991 @@
 
  [=#oper_enable].enable <command>::
-
  * Enable a previously disabled command
 
  [=#oper_globalcustom].globalcustom::
-
  * GlobalCustom uses identical syntax to CustomCommand, but applies to all channels, instead of just the current one.
  * As an oper keep in mind with both CC and GC that you can give regular users access to oper commands (or certain parts of them) by pointing a custom command at an oper-only command and setting its access to something a regular user can have (admin or less).
@@ -1095 +1002 @@
 
  [=#oper_award].award <user> <wins>::
-
  * Use this to award a user any number of wins.
  * Only supports numbers, may be positive or negative
 
  [=#oper_restart].restart::
-
  * Use this to restart the bot
 
  [=#oper_addword].addword <category> <word or phrase> [ : <additional word or phrase> ]::
-
  * Use this to add new words to a custom variable, or create a new custom variable if it does not exist yet.
  * You can add multiple entries to a category with a single command, simply separate separate items with a colon (:)
 
  [=#oper_delword].delword <category> <word or phrase>
-
  * Use this to delete a word or phrase from a custom variable category
 
  [=#oper_loadwords].loadwords
-
  * This causes the bot to read and load all *.words files in its current directory and use them as custom variables.
  * A file named "pokemon.words" will generate the $pokemon variable
@@ -1211 +1113 @@
     * eg. /msg zomg time
  * Custom Commands now support required parameters
-    * Variables defined with $ are optional, where as variables defined with & will be required. If a required parame
+    * Variables defined with $ are optional, where as variables defined with & will be required. If a required parameter is left undefined, the command will error and ask for more input.
+ * !listcmd now displays the access level required to use the command
+ * Fixed glitch in !wins when look