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/*
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/*!
\page qmlbot QML bot example
The QML bot example is a simplified version of the \ref bot "bot example",
written in QML. See the \ref qml article for more QML specific details.
\image html qmlbot.png "The QML bot example in action"
The following snippet illustrates how IrcConnection is prepared and opened,
and how a command is queued to automatically join a channel when connected.
\snippet qmlbot/qml/main.qml connection
The example utilizes IrcCommandParser for parsing commands from messages
received from other clients. In order to take the parser in use, the supported
commands must be teached, as illustrated below. Some of the commands are context
sensitive, and the parser must be therefore kept aware of the list of channels
the bot is on. This is easily achieved by binding the IrcCommandParser::channels
property to the value of the IrcBufferModel::channels property. Furthermore, like
a typical IRC bot, the commands are triggered using a slightly different syntax in
queries and channels.
\snippet qmlbot/qml/main.qml parser
The bot listens to incoming messages via \ref IrcConnection::messageReceived().
The current target is chosen based on whether the incoming message is a channel
or a private message. Each message content is parsed for commands that were
taught earlier.
\snippet qmlbot/qml/main.qml receive
Files:
\li \ref examples/qmlbot/main.cpp
\li \ref examples/qmlbot/qml/main.qml
\file examples/qmlbot/main.cpp
\brief \ref qmlbot
\include examples/qmlbot/main.cpp
\file examples/qmlbot/qml/main.qml
\brief \ref qmlbot
\include examples/qmlbot/qml/main.qml
*/
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