#These 3 variables are required by the xchat module
__module_name__ = "DeleteOnText"
__module_version__ = "1.00"
__module_description__ = "DeleteOnText"

import xchat, os, re

dot = {}

def main():
	global dot
	#Here are some of the main variables that you need to set
	
	#This is the path where all the other folders are
	dot["main_path"] = "/root/home/site/cache/"
	
	#This is the file that needs to be deleted
	dot["delete_file"] = "ignore-release"
	
	#This is the name of the bot thats announcing
	dot["irc-bot"] = "drftpd"
	
	#This is the channel the bot is in.
	dot["irc-chan"] = "#announce"
	
	#Here we compile the regex
	dot["regex"] = re.compile("COMPLETE in (.*) -> (.*)")
	
#This is the function that gets called whenever theres a channel message
def on_text(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# word and word_eol are lists of data, userdata is NoneType
	# Important things to note:
	# word[0] = The nick who said the message
	# word_eol[1] will be the text said in the channel.
	
	#Find where the message came from
	location = xchat.get_context()
	
	#Strip the nick of any color or special attributes
	nick = xchat.strip(word[0])
	
	#This just makes sure there no extra bit in the text (like the + % & @ ~ etc)
	try:
		word_eol[2]
		chan_text = word_eol[1].replace(word_eol[2],'')
	except:
		chan_text = word_eol[1]
	#The channel text is now in a variable named chan_text
	
	# Is it the correct chan and username?
	if location.get_info('channel') == dot["irc-chan"] and nick == dot["irc-bot"]:
		#Now we match up the channel text with the regex
		#Example announce:
		#<drftpd> COMPLETE in 0DAY -> DirPath
		# text.group(1) would be 0DAY
		# text.group(2) would be DirPath
		
		text = dot["regex"].match(xchat.strip(chan_text))
		
		#See if theres more than 1 dir in there
		dirtest = re.split('/', text.group(2))
		try:
			dirtest[1]
			#If there is more than one dir in the announce, it will stop the script entirely and wait for the next channel message
			return
		except:
			pass
		#if the script gets this far it means that the announce is the right one, and we need to delete the file
		
		#here we remove any extra whitespace from the dir
		dir = text.group(2).replace(' ', '')
		
		#Here we make the full path to the ignore file
		fullpath = os.path.join(dot["main_path"], dir, dot["delete_file"])
		
		#Here we print what we are doing
		print "Removing file: " + str(fullpath)
		
		#And here we remove the file
		os.remove(fullpath)
		
		#Then if you want the script to do anything else, you should put it below.
		
	
#This will get things moving when the script is first loaded
if (__name__ == "__main__"):
		main()

		
#Prints a nice message when the script is loaded
print "\0034 "+__module_name__+" "+__module_version__+" has been loaded\003"

#This hooks all Channel Messages so that the on_text function will be called each time.
xchat.hook_print('Channel Message', on_text)

#Below is for printing a message when the script is unloaded
def unload_cb(userdata):
	print "\0034 "+__module_name__+" "+__module_version__+" has been unloaded\003"
xchat.hook_unload(unload_cb)