all about LART's

[Stefann]

We need for one a lart program, but as a basis we should make a liblart, so sysadmins can make custom LART apps. Like this one, I call it badboy, a LART automation tool for those asking homework questions on the forums, souce included

#include <iostream>
#include <lart.h>
#include <fstream>

int main&#40;char *argv&#91;&#93;&#41;
&#40;
    if &#40;argv&#91;1&#93; == "warn"&#41;
    &#40;
        ofstream warn;
        string path == "/home/" + argv&#91;2&#93; + "/warning";
        warn.open&#40;path&#41;;
        warn << "THIS IS A WARNING\n";
        warn << "STOP CHEATING ON SCHOOL WORK!\n";
        warn << "FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL EARN YOU A LART\n";
        warn << "YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED\n";
        warn.close&#40;&#41;;
        cout << argv&#91;2&#93; << " has been warned.\n";
        cout << "use&#58; badboy lart " << argv&#91;2&#93; << ", to LART the user\n";
    &#41;
    if &#40;argv&#91;1&#93; == "lart"&#41;
    &#40;
        cout << "LARTING " << argv&#91;2&#93; << " PLEASE WAIT...\n";
        lart&#40;argv&#91;2&#93;&#41;;
        cout << "LART COMPLETE, MAYBE NOW " << argv&#91;2&#93; << " WILL LEARN A LESSON\n";
    &#41;
    if &#40;argv&#91;1&#93; == ""&#41;
    &#40;
        cout << "Use badboy -h for help\n";
    &#41;
    if &#40;argv&#91;1&#93; == "-h"
    &#40;
        cout << "BADBOY - LART AUTOMATION TOOL\n";
        cout << "badboy warn &#91;user&#93; - scold user with warning letter\n";
        cout << "badboy lart &#91;user&#93; - LART a user\n";
    &#41;
    return 0;
&#41;

Hehe, call me crazy, hmm, maybe I should add a few options included in the description of man lart, or at least read them from a config file.

[a thing]

Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool?

[Stefann]

Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool?

yup

[jaboua]

Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool?

yup

Sounds neat! But some short sleep's between the text pieces would be cool too :P

[Stefann]

Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool?

yup

Sounds neat! But some short sleep's between the text pieces would be cool too :P

Eh? of like use a sleep(5); line to pause the output, maybe a good idea, but currently the code is just a joke I made for those asking homework questions so it doesn't really matter.