Hi all,
I´m playing around with a Skype-Bot. (VB, SkypeAPILib)
It works fine. But when my Bot is in a Multichat with more users,
he answers his repeats only directly to the user where the command came from.
I would change him to answer inside the Multichat.
void IncomingMessage(SKYPEAPILib.ChatMessage MessageReceived)
{
string strMessage = MessageReceived.Body.ToString();
string strCommand;
//...
//Bot do something funny
strResponse = //answer from Bot;
m_skype.SendMessageA(MessageReceived.MessageFrom.Handle.ToString(),
strResponse);
// I think, the problem is only in this line. Isn´t it?
}
Thanks,
Andy
Full Version: How to answer a Bot into Multichat
QUOTE (AndyS @ Thu May 1 2008, 08:17)
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Hi all,
I´m playing around with a Skype-Bot. (VB, SkypeAPILib)
It works fine. But when my Bot is in a Multichat with more users,
he answers his repeats only directly to the user where the command came from.
I would change him to answer inside the Multichat.
void IncomingMessage(SKYPEAPILib.ChatMessage MessageReceived)
{
string strMessage = MessageReceived.Body.ToString();
string strCommand;
//...
//Bot do something funny
strResponse = //answer from Bot;
m_skype.SendMessageA(MessageReceived.MessageFrom.Handle.ToString(),
strResponse);
// I think, the problem is only in this line. Isn´t it?
}
Thanks,
Andy
I´m playing around with a Skype-Bot. (VB, SkypeAPILib)
It works fine. But when my Bot is in a Multichat with more users,
he answers his repeats only directly to the user where the command came from.
I would change him to answer inside the Multichat.
void IncomingMessage(SKYPEAPILib.ChatMessage MessageReceived)
{
string strMessage = MessageReceived.Body.ToString();
string strCommand;
//...
//Bot do something funny
strResponse = //answer from Bot;
m_skype.SendMessageA(MessageReceived.MessageFrom.Handle.ToString(),
strResponse);
// I think, the problem is only in this line. Isn´t it?
}
Thanks,
Andy
You need to send the message to a specific chat.
Hi, thanks.
I solved it in the meantime.
I solved it in the meantime.
How? 
QUOTE (LoB @ Wed Jun 25 2008, 10:00)
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How?
In C# it would be like this when you received a Message via the MessageStatus Event handler:
CODE
public static Skype skype = new Skype();
public static Chat chat = new Chat();
private string LastSent = "";
((_ISkypeEvents_Event)skype).MessageStatus += OurMessageStatus;
public void OurMessageStatus(ChatMessage chatmessage, TChatMessageStatus status)
{
if (LastSent == ichatmessage.Id.ToString())
{
return;
}
LastSent = ichatmessage.Id.ToString();
// Skype Chat Window for this Chat must be minmized
// or not in focus for this to work. If you looked
// for a status of TChatMessageStatus.cmsRead you
// could be sending replies to chat messages days,
// weeks, months old, that you just READ "looked at"
// now. You also want to make sure you only started
// this AFTER the Skype client started and got caught
// up with any chat message that may have been queued
// for it otherwise you would respond to many messages
// that were waiting for you since you logged off.
// A status of TChatMessageStatus.cmsReceived means
// the Skype client received and stored the message in
// the database.
// A status of TChatMessageStatus.cmsRead means that
// message has been read by you which could much later.
// If a Skype chat window is open and in focus when the
// message is received ONLY a status of cmsRead will be
// sent.
// LastSent is used to not process the same message
// twice. This only works if the last message was the
// same Id. The same message with a different status
// will still always have the same message Id.
// You can see the different message flows when the
// Skype chat window is maximized and in focus vs
// minimized using this program:
// http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=142871
if ((chatmessage.Type == TChatMessageType.cmeSaid) && (status == TChatMessageStatus.cmsReceived))
{
chat = skype.get_Chat(chatmessage.Chat.Name);
chat.SendMessage("Wow Really?");
}
}
public static Chat chat = new Chat();
private string LastSent = "";
((_ISkypeEvents_Event)skype).MessageStatus += OurMessageStatus;
public void OurMessageStatus(ChatMessage chatmessage, TChatMessageStatus status)
{
if (LastSent == ichatmessage.Id.ToString())
{
return;
}
LastSent = ichatmessage.Id.ToString();
// Skype Chat Window for this Chat must be minmized
// or not in focus for this to work. If you looked
// for a status of TChatMessageStatus.cmsRead you
// could be sending replies to chat messages days,
// weeks, months old, that you just READ "looked at"
// now. You also want to make sure you only started
// this AFTER the Skype client started and got caught
// up with any chat message that may have been queued
// for it otherwise you would respond to many messages
// that were waiting for you since you logged off.
// A status of TChatMessageStatus.cmsReceived means
// the Skype client received and stored the message in
// the database.
// A status of TChatMessageStatus.cmsRead means that
// message has been read by you which could much later.
// If a Skype chat window is open and in focus when the
// message is received ONLY a status of cmsRead will be
// sent.
// LastSent is used to not process the same message
// twice. This only works if the last message was the
// same Id. The same message with a different status
// will still always have the same message Id.
// You can see the different message flows when the
// Skype chat window is maximized and in focus vs
// minimized using this program:
// http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=142871
if ((chatmessage.Type == TChatMessageType.cmeSaid) && (status == TChatMessageStatus.cmsReceived))
{
chat = skype.get_Chat(chatmessage.Chat.Name);
chat.SendMessage("Wow Really?");
}
}
You can see the different message flows in ANY Skype chat when the Skype chat window is maximized and in focus vs minimized using this program:
http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=142871
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