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Zabaware Forums => Programming using the Ultra Hal Brain Editor => Topic started by: sybershot on June 03, 2010, 03:42:18 pm

Title: real time feeds notifications plug-in request
Post by: sybershot on June 03, 2010, 03:42:18 pm: is it possible for Hal to scan facebook, news feeds, E-mail etc. for new posts and then when a new post is posted automatically read them to us.
Title: real time feeds notifications plug-in request
Post by: jasondude7116 on July 09, 2010, 11:42:09 am: possible, but very long program. some things in that program would have many variables, and thus much, much, much debugging.
Title: real time feeds notifications plug-in request
Post by: sybershot on July 09, 2010, 10:41:55 pm: Thanks jasondude7116 for commenting/informing [:D] Debugging can be annoying, I just finally after a long 2 1/2 weeks finished debugging 4,932 lines of as3 code. I was just thinking about how helpful and time saving it would be to be able to have Hal do those duties for us.

I have another 3D website to build, and this one is bigger than the last. I estimate 8 to 9,000 of new code lines and will use at least 25 pre-written custom classes. It's for a music promoting studio. Loads of coding fun [:D]
Title: real time feeds notifications plug-in request
Post by: hlidskialf on July 18, 2010, 03:31:25 am: Hmm, wouldn`t it drastically shorten the code if you could suscribe an RSS feed to every site you wanted monitored and have Hal read new points on that feed?
Title: real time feeds notifications plug-in request
Post by: jasondude7116 on July 18, 2010, 11:35:15 am: yes. but that would require someone to subscribe, and how do you do email?
it can be done without rss, and a script can see if it is something new or old. (compare to records of previous) but i know what you mean with the rss, it is very convenient.[:)]
there must be a way to get a response from outlook or something for email.
Title: real time feeds notifications plug-in request
Post by: sybershot on July 21, 2010, 06:53:39 pm: can't outlook be bypassed, by going directly to the carrier like webmail.cox.net, or .mail.yahoo.com?