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==Logging== |
==Logging== |
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Logging is almost done with the collaboration of [[User:Short Circuit|Short Circuit]] and [[User:Slawmaster|Slawmaster]]. |
Logging is almost done with the collaboration of [[User:Short Circuit|Short Circuit]] and [[User:Slawmaster|Slawmaster]]. |
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==Evaluators== |
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We have some evaluator bots for the languages on Rosetta Code. Here's how to invoke each one in the channel: |
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! Language !! Prefix |
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| [[E]] || “<code>?</code>” |
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| [[Haskell]] || “<code>> </code>” |
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Revision as of 20:10, 10 February 2008
Rosetta Code has a presence on IRC.
Point your favorite IRC client to irc.freenode.net, and join #rosettacode. Mind you, there may not be anyone active. But if you stick around long enough, someone will respond.
IRC clients
You'll need to use an IRC client to connect to the IRC server.
Linux
- XChat should come with your distribution
Unix
Windows
- mIRC is a popular Windows IRC client.
Windows and Linux
- Pidgin/Finch works with other chat protocols as well as IRC.
Logging
Logging is almost done with the collaboration of Short Circuit and Slawmaster.
Evaluators
We have some evaluator bots for the languages on Rosetta Code. Here's how to invoke each one in the channel:
| Language | Prefix |
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| E | “?”
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| Haskell | “> ”
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