I'm on the irc.freenode.net#pyqt channel and as a maturing pyqt newbie
its been extremly + very helpful.
However the IRC.freenode.net#pyqt experience could be better. For
example with a BOT than can direct to the manual.
Fortunately I have a bot available, which I am using for other purposes,
however it would be very easily adapt to the #pyqt channel as it is by
design.
The bot is currently in action for example on the #smarty channel which
is a php templating engine Its sole purpose is that it can point to
manual entries eg.. .. the bot here is triggered by !smarty
[23:39] <foobar> can i add some extra code to {$profile.comment} to
limit the amount of characters to display (shorten version of main comment)
[23:46] <p_masho> !smarty truncate
[23:46] <smartyBot> truncate
http://smarty.net/manual/en/language.modifier.truncate.php
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[23:51] <p_masho> !smarty assign
[23:51] <smartyBot> Entries: assign(), assign_by_ref(),
clear_all_assign(), clear_assign(), {assign}
[23:51] <p_masho> !smarty {ass
[23:51] <smartyBot> {assign}
http://smarty.net/manual/en/language.function.assign
[23:52] <p_masho> !pyqt
The bot is written in.. (ahem..ducks)., php and its easy to knock up a
module.. as a !pyqtBot
So All thats needed is
1) A list of all the pyqt class in one line column in a file
eg
QVariant
QFoo
QBar
and then the bot will
[00] <webMonkey>How do I store setting with pyqt
[01] <guruApe> !pyqt qsettings
[02] <PyQtBot>
http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/static/Docs/PyQt4/html/qsettings.html
get the drift
sorry if it a mad idea
pete ;-))
source is at
http://code.google.com/p/bambotoo/
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