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Zulu Translator via sockets #202407 21/07/08 12:22 PM
Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 24 W WhipLash OP Ameglian cow
OP WhipLash Ameglian cow W Joined: Jul 2008 Posts: 24	Heya, I posted a question about this script earlier, but i got it working so deleted the original post. So now that i have the following script working: Code: alias zulu { sockopen zulu isizulu.net 80 set %message query= $+ $urlencode($1) } on :sockopen:zulu: { sockwrite -n zulu POST / HTTP/1.1 sockwrite -n zulu Host: www.isizulu.net sockwrite -n zulu User-Agent: HTTPTool/1.1 sockwrite -n zulu Referer: http://www.isizulu.net/ sockwrite -n zulu Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded sockwrite -n zulu Content-Length: $len(%message) sockwrite -n zulu sockwrite -t zulu %message } on :sockread:zulu:{ if ($sockerr) { echo -a Error. halt } else { var %zulu sockread %zulu if (<tr><td class="bglightgrey"</a></td></tr>* iswm %zulu) { aecho $htmlfree(%zulu) sockclose zulu halt } if (<p class="center">No entries found for iswm %zulu) { aecho 4Null sockclose zulu } } } i want to add it into a on TEXT script to automatically replace words. So i was thinking i need a $zulu(wordhere) in a while loop to achieve this, but im not entirely sure how to get it to $zulu(wordhere). Any ideas? Once i have that part done, im sure i could continue. Might still set the last line of text as a variable and /sF8 Alias here to convert the last line spoken if it is in the language zulu. Any other suggestions or ideas? ======================= Count WhipLash Services Administrator KnightNet =======================

Re: Zulu Translator via sockets WhipLash #202411 21/07/08 02:26 PM
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,741 G genius_at_work Hoopy frood
genius_at_work Hoopy frood G Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 1,741	Since socket events are asynchronous (they happen whenever the remote server decides to respond), you can't integrate them into a onTEXT event with an $identifier. You can execute a command in the onTEXT event that starts the socket procedure, and then have a mechanism for displaying the result within the onSOCKREAD event. Example: Code: on :TEXT:!start &:#:{ startsocket $chan $2 } alias startsocket { sockmark mysock $1 sockopen mysock www.foo.com 80 } on :SOCKOPEN:mysock:{ sockwrite -n mysock GET / HTTP/1.0 sockwrite -n host: www.foo.com sockwrite -n } on *:SOCKREAD:mysock:{ var %s sockread %s msg $sock(mysock).mark > %s } -genius_at_work

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