@overactor Sure, if newlines weren't significant in some languages

And Jelly

@VoteToClose I saw that

@overactor There's a difference between Python, where newlines are (mostly) insignificant beyond being whitespace, and Jelly, where they separate chains. Or Seriously, where a newline is a command.

@overactor A serious problem, if you will

Sphere Engine is ideone's proprietary API, which costs $$$

We're aiming to do this with no money spent

I would really love to figure out how ideone's POST requests are encoded so that we could hugely simplify the process

It's not encrypted

Unless it's something like a one-time pad which seems like overkill

I mean, the code is in plaintext in the POST data

It's just a matter of figuring out what the rest of the data means

status-dont-fix-whats-not-broken

Meanwhile do-fix-what-is-broken

I wrapped the arg parser in a try/except block, so if parsing goes wrong it won't crash the bot

!eval lang
someCode
moreCode

\o/

Granted, the bot is highly resilient (sometimes excessively so), so if it crashes, it usually just reboots

For the longest time, the stop command was bugged

And it would come back after dying

Yep

Not that I'm aware of

It's a very hacky fix, and I'm not sure if you guys want it :)

github.com/Mego/DataBot/commit/…

We also modified botbuiltins/admin.py to move most of the stop command code out

Now it's just:

def command_stop(cmd, bot, args, msg, event):
    if msg is not None:
        msg.reply("Bot terminating...")
        time.sleep(2)
    bot.running = False
    bot.die()

I wanna say there was one other change I made, but I can't seem to find it

Ahh, yes, in browser.py, I modified RoomSocketWatcher by adding a self.killed boolean property, and making the runner method ignore exceptions if it's true, to prevent unnecessary error logs from the socket closing.

I saw that you did that earlier

That was to disable the spammy commands, right?

@overactor Yeah

How does that nested-eval thing work?

Ahh, I didn't know that subcommands were possible

I scanned over that, but I didn't quite grasp what it did from the brief scan

Glad I didn't disable it

Wait what

@quartata chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/27335360#27335360

!stop

Oh

Well I went ahead and re-enabled read for now

If trolls abuse it, we can just ban them ;P

!read 27335399

!eval seriously "{{read 27335402}}"

(I have no idea what it will- oh ok)

Oh right W is for while

Infinite while loop yay

0A\n21\n64\n6C\n72\n6F\n77\n20\n2C\n6F\n6C\n6C\n65\n48

!eval marbelous "{{read 27335492}}"

Apparently not

Odd

Probably has to do with how ast.literal_eval parses stuff

Oh wait, it's because re.dotall isn't enabled

!stop

!eval marbelous "{{read 27335468}}"

!eval marbelous """{{read 27335468}}"""

Hmm

!eval marbelous "'''{{read 27335468}}'''"

!eval marbelous "{{read 27335468}}"

It doesn't like fixed-font

!eval marbelous "{{read 27335574}}"

There, I made it parse strings using triple quotes

That will probably break something else but I don't care

Neat

Umm this is bad

!eval seriously "1"

!evaldebug seriously "1"

TIO is borked

!eval pyth "T"

Oh wait that's not TIO

!eval brainfuck "+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++."

!eval Jelly "1"

Oh wait that's python3

What other TIO langs are python 2?

!eval seriously "12"

!eval seriously "1"

!eval seriously "H"

!eval seriously "H"

I broke it

!stop

!eval seriously "H"

It's not my fault

I'm trying to monkeypatch seriously because it broke on TIO

!eval seriously "H"

!eval seriously "2⌐"

Uhh

Alright this should work now

!eval seriously "2⌐"

\o/

It can unicode

My work here is done

room topic changed to PPCG Code Snippet Chat Bot: Home of Data (no tags)

!eval seriously ",;Σ" "2,3,4"

!eval seriously ",;Σ@"

...

!eval seriously ",;l@Σ"

What on earth is going on

What did quintopia and/or I break

Oh duh

!eval seriously ",;Σ@l+1-" "2,3,4"

Yeah that's a bug

Oh wait no I'm just dumb

!eval seriously ",;l@Σ-u" "2,3,4"

Yahtzee

I'll work on it too, once I finish eating breakfast. I like the idea of using Data as a programming language. The ability to mix-and-match languages will be super powerful.

@ProgramFOX I'm still not entirely sure what was going wrong to cause the issues I was seeing (I suspect threads shutting down in an unsafe order), but it works now, so woohoo.

@VoteToClose For the purposes of using Data as a chatbot to quicky test code, TIO is ideal, because it vastly simplifies running a large number of languages. For the purpose of using Data as a programming language, we can release a self-contained version as the interpreter. The Data bot running here would be seen as an online interpreter - equivalent to the local interpreter, but not the "main" implementation.

@VoteToClose Nah, just include a script that clones the relevant repos