NEW IRC CLIENT AVAILABLE - MADE BY ME!

[christopher williams]

In <Bx1y9...@cs.dal.ca> fran...@ug.cs.dal.ca (Steve Franklin) writes:
>Well - I think you guys would like this script a whole lot. Really makes
>things nice. Just trim off the headers, save it to a file, and give it
>execute status.
>
>#!/bin/sh
>echo "NO MORE IRC"
>echo " @@@@ @@@@"
>echo " @ @ @ @"
>echo " @ @ @ @"
>echo " @ XXX@ @ XXX@"
>echo " @ XXX@ @ XXX@"
>echo " @@@@ @@@@"
>echo " ___"
>echo " /"
>echo " /"
>echo " @ @"
>echo " @@ @@"
>echo " @@@@@@@@@"
>#end script

this client is *DEFINITELY* *INTERPRETED*. 'nuff said.

-cgw-

[Joshua Geller]

I'm waiting for someone to write an irc client in ircII.

AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!111
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josh

[Sacha Shopov]

MACHINE INDEPENDCE PRESERVED, NO DOUBT JOSH.....

HEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

sachz

[matthew green]

sho...@ee.su.oz.au (Sacha Shopov) writes:

>HEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

>sachz

Just someone??

I had actually heard that Daemon was doing this already..

-phonnah..

[-=Runaway Daemon=-]

In article <mrgreen.720749982@munagin> mrg...@mullian.ee.mu.OZ.AU (matthew green) writes:
>sho...@ee.su.oz.au (Sacha Shopov) writes:
>>In article <joshua.720740493@coombs> jos...@coombs.anu.edu.au (Joshua Geller) writes:
>>>I'm waiting for someone to write an irc client in ircII.

>>MACHINE INDEPENDCE PRESERVED, NO DOUBT JOSH.....

>Just someone??
>I had actually heard that Daemon was doing this already..

Yah.. Just for a challenge it'll look like emacs. It'll have a lisp
interpreter and it'll take less memory and run faster. It'll
be a combination of all the classic emacs clients.. I'll be sure to
remove DCC for compatibility. What other features do you think I
should remove so as to keep it reasonable. Oh.. did I mention
I'll have a full screen newsreader and mail reader in here as well?

I'll let everyone know when it's done.

ian

[Carl von Loesch]

I'm making a new irc client for X windows..
it's in Smalltalk.. opens a window for every incoming message and you
can program it in an interpreted C++ like language.

It also supports CTCP SOUND, the new protocol to transfer uLAW-format
sample sounds for Suns and NeXTs to play. So you can chat with the mike
if you hate typing.

Will be great tool, tell ya!

[Mercenary Programmer]

In article <1992Nov3.0...@ucsu.Colorado.EDU> frec...@spot.Colorado.EDU (-=Runaway Daemon=-) writes:

>Yah.. Just for a challenge it'll look like emacs. It'll have a lisp
>interpreter and it'll take less memory and run faster. It'll
>be a combination of all the classic emacs clients..

Actually, LISP interpreters are amazingly easy to write;
as compared to some other languages.

BTW, to those involved in the programming language debate: have you
ever considered the fact that LISP is an interpreted language most of
the time? In fact, if you want to put it rigourously, it is possible
to claim that it is impossible to write a LISP compiler.