Dear cavac,

while I want to thank you warmly for your work and not wanting to profit too much of your brain-time.. what about to give chatterbot the power of perl?

!eval say $^V
Discipulus: v5.39.4

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gods permitting this will be a nice feature to have. I've seen implemented in the #perl irc channel on MAGnet. There if you ask to perlbot about its source it shows further links to explore:

perlbot: source

Discipulus: check out my insides http://github.com/perlbot/perlbuut/ |
+ ...
 If you're after an eval server look at App::EvalServer and App::EvalS
+erverAdvanced on CPAN, also check out nsjail for a more generic sandb
+ox https://github.com/google/nsjail  | Also check out the rest of the
+ perlbot projects at https://github.com/perlbot/

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The perlbot plugins commands shows a lot of plugins and among them the eval one and shows also useful variations: 

perlbot help eval

Discipulus: The eval plugin. Syntax, Ģeval: codeģ. Prefixes: w=>warnin
+gs, s=>strict, m=>use Ojo. Suffixes: t=>threaded, pb=>pastebin it, nl
+=>turn \n to ␤.

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I find the pastebin ability extremely useful.

L*

PS rethinking of it instead of pastebin can be integrated with haukex's wonderful webperl project. Everything inhouse :)

As you can see it accepts json inputs as well.

There are no rules, there are no thumbs..
Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.

In reply to Re: New last hours of cb, CB stats - feature request by Discipulus
in thread New last hours of cb, CB stats by cavac

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