Help on module RBcommand:

NAME
    RBcommand

FILE
    ~\rbcommand.py

DESCRIPTION
    RBcommand.py (C)2008 Don A. Hanlen
    I make no claims, and take no reponsibility, for use or abuse of this code!
    I require those who DO use it to cite its source!
    If this code is used for commercial purposes I expect a (negotiable) cut!
    
    This file interprets and executes commands for rePYbot(c).
    
    auxilliary files:
        SavedGames.py
        RepList.py
        RBhelp

CLASSES
    RBcommand
    
    class RBcommand
     |  parse and execute botName commands (saved games, reputation, help)
     |  
     |  Methods defined here:
     |  
     |  __init__(self, repFile, botName, ftell, fwhois, fquery)
     |      repFile is name (no extension) of reputation file
     |      ftell fwhois fquery << RBhandler's tell whois query
     |          ftell(str:name, str:message)
     |          fwhois returns  [str:nAME, str:ratings, str:experience]
     |                          [name, "No information found on user "]
     |          fquery returns  int:time
     |                          "no TimeBot"
     |  
     |  command(self, ts)
     |      if ts[] is a command, execute it
     |      else output appropriate error using passed in function
     |  
     |  doCommand(self, ts)
     |      [name, command, name]
     |  
     |  gotCommand3(self, ts)
     |      3 word commands
     |      tell self.botName ['name1', 'command', 'name2']
     |      tell self.botName ['name1', 'help', 'topic']
     |  
     |  hackTimer(self, user)
     |      check for attempts at repeated abuse of the bot
     |  
     |  isCommand(self, c)
     |      identify 'command' possibly shortened to 1 letter
     |      Note:  so far, all commands start with different letters!
     |  
     |  noTitForTat(self, xs)
     |      ['user1', 'user2']
     |      return False if vouch/complaint/savedGame, else True
     |      (convoluted, I know, but loved the name)
     |  
     |  updateSavedGames(self)
     |      return self.SG.getsavedDict

FUNCTIONS
    log(...)
        log(x[, base]) -> the logarithm of x to the given base.
        If the base not specified, returns the natural logarithm (base e) of x.

DATA
    False = False
    True = True