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Hi!
I've starting programing a lot and i want to know how i can make some kind of "bot". I want to start my program and it will automaticly write stuff and open programs and stuff like that. Like a tasklist. So if i click on my program, it will for example open my mail and type a mail to my mother that it says Hi!
Ill appreciate all responces to this :)
I've starting programing a lot and i want to know how i can make some kind of "bot". I want to start my program and it will automaticly write stuff and open programs and stuff like that. Like a tasklist. So if i click on my program, it will for example open my mail and type a mail to my mother that it says Hi!
Ill appreciate all responces to this :)
That's called a secretary!! lol:)
Seriously, if you are able to do that, please let us know...sounds awesome.
But can you help me to find a site or someone that can help with that. I don't know how to do it but i've been searching a lot through the internet and ia can't find it. I've now ordered a book of c++. It costed about 40 euro. But it was soo worth it. I can't wait until i get it. As soon as i get it, i can post information about things you want to know. Ill post then i get it.
Before this project can even be *thought* about, you're going to need much more clearly-defined goals. Here is a very basic/rough outline for how one might go about implementing the nominal "automatically type a mail to my mother that it says 'Hi!'" mechanism:
1) Generate and write out a file in the right format for your mail client, to represent a draft of a message. Supply your mother's email address as the recipient, and put "Hi!" in the content.
2) Externally invoke your mail client via the system's shell, supplying the produced output file containing the draft message. Do not immediately send the message, instead allowing you to edit it if you wish (for example, maybe in this instance you are feeling more like a "Hello" rather than a "Hi", so you could change that), and then press the send button at your leisure when you are ready to get the greeting on its way.
As far as any additional functionality, as I said before, you're going to have to have those goals prepared and defined before you can think about how to implement them, let alone get help from anyone else.
1) Generate and write out a file in the right format for your mail client, to represent a draft of a message. Supply your mother's email address as the recipient, and put "Hi!" in the content.
2) Externally invoke your mail client via the system's shell, supplying the produced output file containing the draft message. Do not immediately send the message, instead allowing you to edit it if you wish (for example, maybe in this instance you are feeling more like a "Hello" rather than a "Hi", so you could change that), and then press the send button at your leisure when you are ready to get the greeting on its way.
As far as any additional functionality, as I said before, you're going to have to have those goals prepared and defined before you can think about how to implement them, let alone get help from anyone else.
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