// #marryatvillehs — 2006-03-17
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~00:00:01 <aSH^> what
~00:00:01 <aSH^> google video are selling videos of tv shows now
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~00:00:01 <Talesin> hey
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~00:00:01 <stefan> sid: http://www2.cs.uh.edu/~bguillot/xbox/home.html
~00:00:01 <Simulacrum> ahahaha
~00:00:01 <Simulacrum> cool
~00:00:01 <Simulacrum> So much for not having to open the boxes to get it going. he fucked the first one up
~00:00:01 <damian> quit taking credit for my shite, stefan!
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~00:00:01 <Taliesin> hey
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~00:00:01 <damian> ash, around?
~00:00:01 <aSH^> yep
~00:00:01 <damian> what's the best way to distinguish between user/server type commands for an irc client?
~00:00:01 <damian> something i've never properly worked out:P
~00:00:01 <aSH^> what do you mean ?
~00:00:01 <damian> well
~00:00:01 <damian> :server.network.tld ...
~00:00:01 <damian> :nick!user@host ...
~00:00:01 <damian> SERVERCOMMAND ...
~00:00:01 <damian> what's do you think is the best way to sort between all three
~00:00:01 <damian> check to see if there's a !@ .. then it's from a user, the rest be server, or ..
~00:00:01 <damian> -
~00:00:01 <damian> while ((read_data = sck_in.readLine()) != null) {
~00:00:01 <damian> System.out.println("-> " + read_data);
~00:00:01 <damian> if ((read_data.indexOf("!") > 0) && (read_data.indexOf("@") > 0)) {
~00:00:01 <damian> svr_user(read_data);
~00:00:01 <damian> }
~00:00:01 <damian> else {
~00:00:01 <damian> svr_command(read_data);
~00:00:01 <damian> }
~00:00:01 <damian> what i have at the moment
~00:00:01 <aSH^> some commands can be done by both users and servers
~00:00:01 <aSH^> the next token shows the command
~00:00:01 <damian> yeah
~00:00:01 <aSH^> like it might be a numeric or a command like PRIVMSG
~00:00:01 <damian> but if the command is coming from the server, i don't necissarily want it to print up the same as it would a user, so i need to tell if it's a server or not
~00:00:01 <damian> just wondering how you'd do it
~00:00:01 <aSH^> maybe you should first call the command which was used, and then that command can check if it's user/server if it would make any difference
~00:00:01 <damian> ahh, true
~00:00:01 <aSH^> like, privmsg (source, target, msg)
~00:00:01 <aSH^> if (IsServer(source)) kinda thing
~00:00:01 <damian> good idea!
~00:00:01 <damian> and still, you'd use a similar method to what i have up there ^ to check between the two?
~00:00:01 <aSH^> yeah
~00:00:01 <damian> cool cool
~00:00:01 <aSH^> the rfc might explain the proper difference between them
~00:00:01 <damian> i don't understand rfc's, lol
~00:00:01 <damian> like, i understand them .. but i don't seem to learn anything from them
~00:00:01 <aSH^> ipod nanos are awesome
~00:00:01 <aSH^> i didn't know my sister had one
~00:00:01 <aSH^> so much better than the original ipod
~00:00:01 <aSH^> colour screen, and other features like photos and games
~00:00:01 <aSH^> and so tiny
~00:00:01 <damian> all ipods have colour screen and shite now
~00:00:01 <damian> the old ones are olddd
~00:00:01 <damian> main difference between nano/normal are just size
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~00:00:01 <Carson> Ctcp Ignored - Detected one from pinex - SOUND con/con #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #. #.
~00:00:01 <Carson> haven't seen that in a while..
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~00:00:01 <steftest> http://home.stefan.id.au/~stefan/temp/disks.ods or http://home.stefan.id.au/~stefan/temp/disks.xls - what should I do with the new disk? :\
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