/// <summary>
/// Enqueue a message to send a WhoX query for the nickname.
/// and a nickname.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Name"></param>
public void UserRegCheck(string Name)
{
if (Name != string.Empty)
{
WhoXQueryQueue.Enqueue(Name);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Overwritten Init method.
/// This method connects to the M59 server.
/// So we connect to IRC here as well.
/// </summary>
public override void Init()
{
// base handler connecting to m59 server
base.Init();
// create IRC command queues
ChatCommandQueue = new LockingQueue <string>();
AdminCommandQueue = new LockingQueue <string>();
WhoXQueryQueue = new WhoXQueryQueue();
// Whether bot echoes to IRC or not.
DisplayMessages = true;
// Create list for keeping track of user registration.
UserRegistration = new Dictionary <string, bool>();
// Init list of recent admins to send a command.
RecentAdmins = new List <string>();
// create an IRC client instance
IrcClient = new StandardIrcClient();
IrcClient.FloodPreventer = new FloodPreventer(Config.MaxBurst, Config.Refill);
// hook up IRC client event handlers
// beware! these are executed by the internal workthread
// of the library.
IrcClient.Connected += OnIrcClientConnected;
IrcClient.ConnectFailed += OnIrcClientConnectFailed;
IrcClient.Disconnected += OnIrcClientDisconnected;
IrcClient.Registered += OnIrcClientRegistered;
IrcClient.ProtocolError += OnIrcClientProtocolError;
IrcClient.WhoXReplyReceived += OnWhoXReplyReceived;
// build our IRC connection info
IrcUserRegistrationInfo regInfo = new IrcUserRegistrationInfo();
regInfo.UserName = Config.NickName;
regInfo.RealName = Config.NickName;
regInfo.NickName = Config.NickName;
// if password is set
if (!String.Equals(Config.IRCPassword, String.Empty))
{
regInfo.Password = Config.IRCPassword;
}
// log IRC connecting
Log("SYS", "Connecting IRC to " + Config.IRCServer + ":" + Config.IRCPort);
// connect the lib internally (this is async)
IrcClient.Connect(Config.IRCServer, Config.IRCPort, false, regInfo);
}
/// <summary>
/// Overwritten Init method.
/// This method connects to the M59 server.
/// So we connect to IRC here as well.
/// </summary>
public override void Init()
{
// base handler connecting to m59 server
base.Init();
// create IRC command queues
ChatCommandQueue = new LockingQueue <string>();
AdminCommandQueue = new LockingQueue <string>();
IRCSendQueue = new IRCQueryQueue();
WhoXQueryQueue = new WhoXQueryQueue();
// Whether bot echoes to IRC or not.
DisplayMessages = true;
// Create list for keeping track of user registration.
UserRegistration = new Dictionary <string, bool>();
// Init list of recent admins to send a command.
RecentAdmins = new List <string>();
// create an IRC client instance, with connection info
IrcClient = new IrcClient(Config.IRCServer,
new IrcUser(Config.NickName, Config.NickName, Config.IRCPassword, Config.NickName));
// TODO: does ChatSharp use something like this?
//IrcClient.FloodPreventer = new FloodPreventer(Config.MaxBurst, Config.Refill);
// hook up IRC client event handlers
// beware! these are executed by the internal workthread
// of the library.
IrcClient.ConnectionComplete += OnIrcClientConnected;
// ChatSharp doesn't have fine-grained error handling
// to my knowledge, likely we have to disconnect on any
// network error.
IrcClient.NetworkError += OnIrcClientDisconnected;
IrcClient.WhoxReceived += OnWhoXReplyReceived;
// log IRC connecting
Log("SYS", "Connecting IRC to " + Config.IRCServer + ":" + Config.IRCPort);
// connect the lib internally (this is async)
IrcClient.ConnectAsync();
}