Coding module

Coding module

Commands

run

Execute code in a given programming language, through tio.run

If execution takes more than 60 seconds, it will be aborted and the output will not be given.

Usage: do run <language> [--wrapped] [--stats] <code>

• language is the language's name the code shall be executed with.
• code is the code to execute

Basic example

The 🗑️ allows you to delete the bot's output under 60 seconds. Useful to remove a useless syntax error.

Of course you can use markdown's code blocks, with or without syntax coloration.

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In fact, if you are using a codeblock with the appropriate syntax coloration, you don't even have to specify the language. If you still specify it, it will override the language specified in the codeblock's language hint.

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You can also provide your code with a public hastebin or Github gist link (useful if it's longer than 2,000 characters); ending your command with link=<link>. No spaces around =. The extension of the hastebin isn't taken in account

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You can also provide your code in a single file uploaded along the message. Note that it cannot exceed 20 ko (that is, 20,000 ASCII characters). Again, the extension or type of the file isn't taken in account.

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N.B Resolution order to determine the executed code: Check if there is a file, else look for a link= tag at the end, else uses the message the usual way.

--stats is an option which displays more informations about the execution

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--wrapped is an option which wraps your code in a minimal main function. It is only available for a few languages, see list command.

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N.B The --wrapped and --stats options must be placed just after the language, and between spaces.

You can specify compiler flags, command-line-options or arguments adding a separate line starting by the one of these, and after a space what you need between ``

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The same way, you can use multiple inputs, resolved in order

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To prevent spam and allow longer outputs, if the output exceeds 2000 characters or 40 lines, it will not be sent in the chat, and instead the bot will generate a new hastebin containing the output, and give it to you.

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reference

Returns element reference from given language

Usage: do reference <language> <query>

• is the language you wish to search
• is what you wish to search for

Aliases: ref

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There are many references available, see list command.

documentation

Search for related links in the docs

Usage: do reference <language> <query>

• is the language you wish to search
• is what you wish to search for

Aliases: ref

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There are many documenattions available, see list command.

man

Returns a page from the (mostly Debian) manual, through man.cx

Usage: do man <page>

• is the name of the page

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stack

Queries given StackExchange website and gives you top results

Usage: do stack <siteName> <query>

• is the name of the website. Case-sensitive
• is the words you wish to search for

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list

Lists available choices for other commands

Usage: do list [topic]

• [topic] is the optional topic to list. The available topics are listed when topic isn't provided

The topics

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