Added delay command for IRC#31
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| # Calculate delay | ||
| delay = self.settings.delay[0] | ||
| if len(self.settings.delay) == 2: | ||
| delay = random.randint(self.settings.delay[0], self.settings.delay[1]) |
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For even more realism I'd suggest using
delay = random.uniform(self.settings.delay[0], self.settings.delay[1])so that a random float is picked instead of just an integer amount of seconds.
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Hello! I added another command that will delay the bots response for a number of seconds in IRC. This will make the bot seem more human by simulating time to think and type.
For example,
!delay 7will add a seven second delay to the bots response.!delay 7 11will set a range, where the delay will be a random number between 7 and 11. Set the delay back to 0 seconds with!delay 0Thanks!