yell_on_problem.py

import re
import string

def yell_at_problem(willie, trigger):
  if not trigger.admin:
    willie.reply("DO NOT DISCUSS PROBLEMS IN CHANNEL. If you need help, pm an op by doing '/query tylerni7' (or another op).")
yell_at_problem.rule = '.*(answer|problem).*'
yell_at_problem.rate = 60
yell_at_problem.name = 'yell_at_problem'

def topic_on_join(willie, trigger):
        willie.msg(trigger.nick, "Read the topic - don't ask about questions in channel and read http://jeff.jones.be/technology/articles/how-to-ask-for-help-on-irc/")
topic_on_join.priority = 'low'
topic_on_join.event = 'JOIN'
topic_on_join.rule = '.*'

def set_regex(willie, trigger):
        def ours(flist):
                for f in flist:
                        if f.name == 'yell_at_problem':
                                return True
                return False


        if trigger.admin:
                newstring = string.split(trigger.args[1], ' ', 1)[1]
                regexp = re.compile(newstring)
                problem = filter(lambda (r, flist): ours(flist),
                                             willie.commands['medium'].iteritems())[0]
                willie.commands['medium'] = dict(filter(lambda (r, flist): not ours(flist),
                                                                    willie.commands['medium'].iteritems()))
                # Yeah, no clue why this works. I would expect [problem[1]] to be
                # necessary.
                willie.commands['medium'][regexp] = problem[1]
                willie.reply("Yell regex set to '" + newstring + "'")
set_regex.commands = ['setregex']
set_regex.thread = False