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Anyone intrested? Everything shown works fo far. Wondering weither I should keep developing. Done in all Visual C# 2005 Express Beta1

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EDIT: Nevermind.

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What are the searches querying?  The actual channels, or a database like packetnews?

The search feature searches through all the announced packets in the channel. However the packetnews idea is good, I might implement that! :)

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Cool. I wrote one of these things once and it worked well before I scrapped it. It could index the files, I could search and download, and it could have multiple servers per network. The only problem is, I wrote it in VB (yuk!). Anywho, if I d/l VS 2005, I could help.

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Ok, I'll be ripping out the stuff that needs to reworked, implement the error handling, and put it online somewhere, I hope it'll be done for friday. DCC ain't in yet, doing so will be fun! It's a .NET 2.0 library anyway.

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Looks cool, what language are you writing it in, if's it's vb i might be able to help, i could also help with c# but to a lesser extent

Also, do you have any plans to gpl it?

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Looks really good. I'd use it.

reqs:

Could you make it noob friendly, and provide the /msg that we'd need to use to get the file?

Make a link to open up mIrc in the channel

Make it default to a list of a few known good channels/servers.

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Double clicking on the packet information automatically requests it, right clicking it opens a submenu which has the options stop, and delete.

I'll have it ready for you soon Tom, and I'm considering making it GPL, I still need to think on it though. Comments are appreciated!

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very nice, i'd use it if its simpler than my normal procedure for downloading off irc is, and it looks like it will be (Y),

cant help though, programming is my weakness :laugh:

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I've thought about making one of these before but I think it would be best if no one did.. We could keep the noobs (and thus the major corporations suing people) off XDCC better.

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Double clicking on the packet information automatically requests it, right clicking it opens a submenu which has the options stop, and delete.

I'll have it ready for you soon Tom, and I'm considering making it GPL, I still need to think on it though. Comments are appreciated!

thanks for the info. Although a double click isn't the most intuative method. We wouldn't have known unless you said. How about making an icon at the side of each packet for download?

So does it actually open up your irc client? or does it function purely through your app?

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I'll have it ready for you soon Tom, and I'm considering making it GPL, I still need to think on it though. Comments are appreciated!

For me? I thought I'd be supplying the library?

Anyway, I didn't do anything yesterday, however am I going to work on it tonight. It'll be mapping all IRC events against delegates. It'll keep a channel list, each channel will have its own delegates for channel related events, global stuff in the IRC class. In some later release, there'll be an detailed userlist (with cached WHOIS and what not), but not yet, since sync with a seperate channel list is a total pain, when usermodes are involved.

And oh, my component will be freeware, not GPL or any screwball license. Just a FYI.

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Anyway, I didn't do anything yesterday, however am I going to work on it tonight. It'll be mapping all IRC events against delegates. It'll keep a channel list, each channel will have its own delegates for channel related events, global stuff in the IRC class. In some later release, there'll be an detailed userlist (with cached WHOIS and what not), but not yet, since sync with a seperate channel list is a total pain, when usermodes are involved.

And oh, my component will be freeware, not GPL or any screwball license. Just a FYI.

That library sound cool, if it's not out yet, when is an estimated release date, and if it is out, where can i get it?

I was wondering because i was writing a irc chat bot, but my networking code sucked and the bot would refuse to connect (although a c# version i wrote could connect, same code though, go figure)

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I'll try to get some halfway working thing for tomorrow evening, since its guts are on a table right now due a rewrite, then fix it up some more friday and over the weekend.

BTW it'll be .NET 2.0 based. And I'll be supplying .netmodule's, incase you want to have a single assembly. VC2K5's link.exe allows linking of .netmodule's into a single assembly, think C++ .obj files. Pretty neat.

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