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Master Commands
Note: This is an internal system not designed for end users, for a list of commands see Commands or Command Reference
Master commands are commands that are tied to a single username, by default it is Kalbintion, these commands can only ever be ran by this person, which can be assigned via the Settings.cfg file, and are used for joining, leaving, and doing other channel management commands as well as offering features that may not be fully developed and are currently in testing phases.
debug enable/disable will enable/disable console output debug messages used in aiding the bots development cycle.
This system will be replaced by the "Forwaders" system eventually.
msgdupe #channel1 #channel2 will duplicate messages received in #channel1 and send them to #channel2. The # character is required.
This system will be replaced by the "Forwaders" system eventually.
msgdupeto #channel1 is similar to the msgdupe master command, but will instead send messages from the channel it received this command from to #channel1. The # character is required.
This system will be replaced by the "Forwaders" system eventually.
msgbreakall takes no arguments and will remove all message duplicators that are active.
stop will cause the bot to stop running with an exit code of 0
echo will simply send back to the channel
echoto #channel will send to #channel. The # character is required.
echotoall will send to all channels the bot is present in. This is only ever used in extreme emergencies where the bot may have gone haywire while being developed.
color will change the bots username color to the provided
status will send a tweet out using the Twitter implementation with the given information. This does not check character limit nor does it do anything explicitly with anything over the character limits. This is handled by Twitter4J.
ram? will send to the chat the estimated amount of memory used by the bot.
gc will suggest two garbage collections be done by the java GC using System.gc();