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Multiple session #66
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I ask a question to the chatGPT |
What question O_o |
To implement the ability for a bot to handle multiple active commands, you would need to create multiple instances of command handling or utilize a concept of "threading" or "parallel processing." This is a significant programming task that would require a solid understanding of node.js (the language this bot appears to be written in) and asynchronous programming principles. Here's a high-level approach of how you might go about it:
Note that this is a high-level description and the actual implementation would require a deeper understanding of the specific bot's code and the node.js language. If you are not familiar with these concepts, you might want to consider seeking help from a professional developer or a community of developers knowledgeable in node.js and bot development. However, it's also important to note that running multiple commands concurrently could have security and resource implications. For instance, if the bot is running on a server with limited resources, running too many commands at once could overload the server. Similarly, if commands are not properly isolated from each other, one command could potentially interfere with the execution of another, leading to unexpected behavior or security vulnerabilities. It's crucial to consider these factors when designing and implementing this feature. |
Yup that's what we need ;) |
Can you make it so bot can handle multiple active cmd.
At present it don't let use other cmds when one running at background
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