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By convention, ignored messages will only be delegated to plugins with
negative priority, while fake messages will only be delegated to plugins
with positive priority.
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BotModule
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BotModule class
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method
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We delegate common hooks through the fast-delegation hash, and revert to
brute-force querying for everything else. Beware that this may breaks plugins
which add/remove delegatable methods at runtime, but no such plugin is
currently used (AFAIK).
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Delegating a message requires checking if each of the loaded plugins
responds to a given method. This can be time consuming when many
plugins are loaded.
We set up a hash that maps each commonly delegated method to the list of
plugins that respond to it.
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displayed
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core modules
twice without listing plugins
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modified a few files to allow translated messages
created gettext template file
initialized gettext files for Japanese and Simplified Chinese
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time a user asks for help
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any other plugin. Use it in the keywords plugin
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by lart to use language-specific lart files
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hash-like behaviour for the plugin manager, so that @bot.plugins['name'] returns the botmodule with the given name
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kind_of? instead of .class<=
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