Thank you. I think I'll have a look at the source code about this agent thing.
Would it be good if one could add one's own code to a wave. I've dropped my GWardDog project until API allows. Pity I have to. The name is so cool :) As for now, it works but anyone can remove the robot. Just like everyone else attempts Jérôme On 16 jan, 00:16, qMax <[email protected]> wrote: > On 16 янв, 02:55, Wadael <[email protected]> wrote:> Hello, > > > I've read about agent Spelly in the FAQ. > > I think there is at least another that turns the strings beginning > > with http (till next space) into hyperlinks. > > At ante preview times it called Linkie > There's another who determines language > > > I see this as stealth robots that get executed silently. > > Agents are server-side stuff. > And they probably have completely different kind of API. > In particular, Spelly creates hidden blips, only available for the > Spelly itself. > I guess that this API is more unstable then any other and not in > priority tasks. > > > Lately I looked at writing a robot called GWardDog that would prevent > > participants (other than the wave owner) to blip in a public wave. By > > automatically removing the blip. > > It's ok until s.o. removes the robot then, when the dog is gone ... > > Many people tried to write similar bots. None succeeded. > (due to mentioned limitation, and some bugs in robots API) > > Google is going to implement some native access control. > Nobody knows when.
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