Lately, I've been implementing stuff that needs to send replies to messages received, such as rules, games, and commands, by returning captures of arguments to pass to PSBot::Connection.send. This is too dependent on what its arguments look like and will be a huge pain in the ass to change if I ever change them again.
I'm thinking of using a PSBot::Response class containing a message and either a user ID or a room ID, along with a Reply subset of PSBot::Response or a List of PSBot::Response. This would never be directly used when writing rules, games, or commands; they'd implement a method that deals with creating the instance for you. The parser would handle the actual sending of the responses.
Kaiepi
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5 years ago
Lately, I've been implementing stuff that needs to send replies to messages received, such as rules, games, and commands, by returning captures of arguments to pass to
PSBot::Connection.send. This is too dependent on what its arguments look like and will be a huge pain in the ass to change if I ever change them again.I'm thinking of using a
PSBot::Responseclass containing a message and either a user ID or a room ID, along with aReplysubset ofPSBot::Responseor aListofPSBot::Response. This would never be directly used when writing rules, games, or commands; they'd implement a method that deals with creating the instance for you. The parser would handle the actual sending of the responses.