imap

EPIC IRC客户端。来源于IRCII客户端但做了很多性能和功能的优化。

# imap version 1.0  by Ian Frechette.
# To give credit where credit is due, this was inspired by Run's
# ircmap2 script.  I looked at it once and decided it was slow and kludgy to
# deal with and wrote my own.  All code here is original to me.
#
# Currently the only commands  are
# /initmap [stuff]        - which will create a the data by issuing a /links 
#                         from the current server.
#                         - stuff can be whatever.. The map is split up if you
#                         you try to use stuff.. try   '*.ca *'
# /gomap [server_name]    - will show the current map of the visible irc
#                         network.  If a servername is given it'll try to
#                         recurse outward from that server instead of the
#                         current server.
# Note: you may issue the /gomap command as many times as you want after
# the data has been created.  You may also /initmap at any time to update the
# data.
#
# Note Also.. as of yet hostmasks are not possible, nor would they really
# make much sense.
#
# This script has been modified to work correctly on the EPIC client.
#

^set novice off
^set max_recursion 50

@ RCS.imap = [$$Header: /home/cvs/repository/epic4/script/imap,v 1.2 2002/01/03 19:39:56 crazyed Exp $$]
eval @ map.mask = encode(*.)
# @ map.str = [| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ]

#  It starts builds the map data list.   working on args now
alias initmap {
	echo *** imap: removing any old map data around
	purge maplist
	purge maplist2
	purge maphublist
	echo *** imap: building links list to use later
	echo *** imap: please wait until it's finished .....
	map.buildlist $*
}

# This alias may take a server name as an argument or it may 
# be left blank.
# gomap tries to display the entire irc map from the point of view of
# the given server or if no arg is given from the server the list was
# built on.
alias gomap {
	if ([$0] != [])
		{@ map.toptree = encode($tolower($0))}
		{@ map.toptree = encode($tolower($map.from))}
	echo *** Displaying map from $decode($map.toptree)
	echo 0   $decode($map.toptree)
	makemap 1 $map.toptree
	map.restore
	echo *** imap: done displaying map
}

# used internally to build the actual map data list.  Takes no args.
# This also constructs a list of hostmasks to be used by map.cleanmasks
alias map.buildlist 
{
	^on ^364 * {
		@ map.from = [$0]
		@ map.srv = [$1]
		@ map.uplink = [$2]
		@ map.hops = [$3]
#		^set status_user2 . 
		if (left(1 $map.srv) == [*]) {
			@ mapmasklist[$encode($tolower($map.srv))] = map.srv
		}
		@ map.hub = encode($tolower($map.uplink))
		@ maphublist[$map.hub] = maphublist[$map.hub] + 1
		@ maplist[$map.hub][$encode($tolower($map.srv))] = map.hops
#		^set status_user2  .
	}
	^on ^365 * {
		^on 364 -*
		echo *** imap: Done building links list
		^set -status_user2
		^on 365 -*
		@ map.tmp = encode($tolower($map.from))
		^assign -maplist[$map.tmp][$map.tmp]
		@ maphublist[$map.tmp] = maphublist[$map.tmp] - 1
		map.cleanmasks
		map.save
		echo *** imap: you may now issue a /gomap to view irc map
		^set show_end_of_msgs $map.old_seom
	}
	@ map.old_seom = SHOW_END_OF_MSGS
	^set show_end_of_msgs on
	//links $*
}

# called after the initial list is constructed.  no args.
# This go through the main list of hubs and strips the names down to 
# the hostmask so..  hub goren.u.washington.edu becomes *.washington.edu
# the mask are determined from the servername field so this step cannot
# be done until after the data list is complete
alias map.cleanmasks {
	foreach mapmasklist ii {
		foreach maplist jj {
			if (match(*$mid(2 100 $ii) $jj))
			{
				foreach maplist.$jj kk {
					@ maplist[$ii][$kk] = maplist[$jj][$kk]
					^assign -maplist[$jj][$kk]
				}
				@ maphublist[$ii] = maphublist[$jj]
				^assign -maphublist[$jj]
			}
		}
		^assign -mapmasklist[$ii]
	}
	echo *** imap: map data masks have been cleaned
}
	

# used for debugging only
# /showmap  will show you a list of the raw data.  Lists all hub servers
#           sorted alphabetically with leafs of that hub following
# a servername may be supplied as an argument and this will list only
# the info for that one hub
alias showmap {
	if ([$0] == [])
	{
		foreach maplist ii {
			foreach maplist.$ii jj {
				echo $decode($ii) links $decode($jj)
			}
		}
	}
	{
		foreach maplist.$encode($tolower($0)) ii {
			foreach maplist.$ii jj {
				echo $decode($ii) links $decode($jj)
			}
		}
	}
}

# called with  makemap level server
# this is the real workhorse.. It's a recursive function.. It starts at
# recursion level 1 and follows the servers through the data.
# The following example doesn't use real argument types.
# e.g.   makemap 1 colorado  looks at colorado's list of links
#                            displays each one and then recurses into that
#                            link if it can.  So when it gets to uiuc 
#                            makemap is  called.   makemap 2 uiuc
#                            and it follows it's links etc etc..
# loops in the data are avoided by removing each link from the list entirely
# as it's used.  map.restore can be called later to restore data
#             
alias makemap {
	@ map.ind[$0] = 0
	foreach maplist.$1 ii$0 {
		echo $lformat(3 $0) $map.outmask(1 $0)`-$decode($(ii$0)) $maplist[$1][$(ii$0)]
		^assign -maplist[$1][$(ii$0)]
		if ((map.ind[$0] = map.ind[$0] +1) >= maphublist[$1])
		{@mask[$0] = 0}
		{@mask[$0] = 1}
		makemap ${[$0] + 1} $(ii$0)
		^assign -ii$0
	}
}

# called after the data is created and cleaned to keep for future use
# no args
alias map.save {
	foreach maplist ii {
		foreach maplist.$ii jj {
			@ maplist2[$ii][$jj] = maplist[$ii][$jj] 
		}
	}
	echo *** imap: Map data saved
}


# called after gomap has run makemap to restore data.
# makemap destroys the entire list on purpose
# no args.
alias map.restore {
	foreach maplist2 ii {
		foreach maplist2.$ii jj {
			@ maplist[$ii][$jj] = maplist2[$ii][$jj] 
		}
	}
	echo *** imap: Map data restored
}

# no stranger to the default scripts.. repeated here for completeness.
alias lformat {
	@ IRCII.word = [$1-]
	if (@IRCII.word < [$0]) 
		{ @ function_return = [$([$0]IRCII.word)] } 
		{ @ function_return = IRCII.word } 
}

# /purge <structure name>
# removes all assignments under that name recursively.
^alias purge {
  foreach $0 ii
  {
    purge $0.$ii
  }
  ^assign -ii
  ^assign -$0
}

# This special little recursive function scans the mask[]
# array and generates an output string of the format
# | |   |   | |  and so on.. depending on whether a mask[x] is
# turned on or not
alias map.outmask {
	if ([$0] < [$1]) 
	{
		if (mask[$0])
			{@ mask.mask = mask.mask ## [| ]}
			{@ mask.mask = mask.mask ## [  ]}
		@ function_return = map.outmask(${[$0] + 1} $1)
	}
	{
		@ function_return = mask.mask
		^assign -mask.mask
	}
}