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| Channels are often built
around a particular topic or theme, and one of the problems for any
IRC user is finding the right channel to join. This chapter shows you
how to find suitable channels by filtering entire channel lists from
a network ...
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| If
you haven't got a clue which IRC network to use,
picking a random one is not always the best idea. You may find that
the one you choose doesn't cater to your interests.
A surefire method of picking the right network is to use an IRC
sear...
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| The most obvious is to simply ask them what the time is.
But what if they aren't around to answer your
question? How do you know if they're asleep, not
there, or simply ignoring you?
First, you can try to get the user's
hostname. You
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| pisg is the Perl IRC Statistics
Generator. It's available from the web site
http://pisg.sourceforge.net and
is one of the most popular IRC statistics generators in use today.
This hack will show you how to use it to create amusing statistic...
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| Sooner or later, you will probably
want to write an IRC gadget that finds specific people in a channel
(and possibly sends them a message or does something else to them).
In a usual scenario, you can get the list of people dwelling in the
cha...
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| One way of finding a relevant channel on
a particular IRC network is to ask the network for the list of
channels currently in use. Apart from guessing the names of these
channels or finding them by word of mouth, you can apply appropriate
fil...
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