[AngryJesus]

Hey everyone

I'm in the middle of writing an IRC bot in python. One of my requirements is that it uses the IRC Notice command to send a message to another bot. This is what is in my code where I'm having trouble.

            s.send("PONG %s\r\n" % line[1]) 
	    #Reply with Pong to Ping
            #Set essential features
            s.send("PRIVMSG %s\r\n" % "NickServ, IDENTIFY mypassword")
            s.send("PRIVMSG %s\r\n" % "NickServ, set autoop on")
             
	    s.send("NOTICE %s\r\n" % "bot,!hi")

Everything is indented because it is part of a while loop that checks for a Ping request, replies with pong, and then continues doing what it needs to. Everything works up the notice part. Is my syntax wrong? Should I be doing this another way? Any suggestions? I want to do this without any IRC modules, so please don't suggest that.

[programble]

The syntax for a NOTICE is

NOTICE user :message\r\n

[AngryJesus]

Actually, my code worked fine, I just messed up when I was supposed to send the Notice, so my bad.

Regardless, thank you for the reply.