This is TTCom, the TeamTalk Commander, also informally referred to as
the TeamTalk Console or the TTCom text client.

This release of TTCom includes source code and a Windows stand-alone executable so that it may be run on Windows without requiring Python to
be installed.

Usage:

If running from source on Windows or if your OS does not include Python already, install Python 2.7. Possible sources of Python 2.7 include
- http://www.activestate.com/activepython (preferred by this author for Windows)
- http://www.python.org/

Install this file set somewhere convenient, unzipped.

Copy ttcom_default.conf to ttcom.conf and edit to taste. This is where
servers and per-server behaviors are defined. The autoLogin parameter
determines which servers connect automatically on TTCom startup.

This author recommends setting a nickname for all servers at once by including something like this in ttcom.conf:

[server defaults]
nickname=My Name

If you don't do this, you will be called TTCom User everywhere you go.  Of course, change "My Name" above to what you want as a nickname.

If you want events to print as they occur for only the currently selected server, instead of for all connected servers, include silent=1 in
the above section. See ttcom_default.conf for further ideas.

On Windows, run ttcom20.exe. If running from source (on Windows or anywhere else),
run TTCom by running ttcom.py through Python 2.7:

    python ttcom.py

You can also specify a server or servers on the command line, by their
shortnames from ttcom.conf, to connect to just those servers:

    python ttcom.py simon

To start TTCom without connecting to anything, use -n in place of a server name.

Type "?" or "help" at the TTCom command prompt to learn what is
possible. You can add a command name for help on that command; e.g.,
"?whoIs." Case is not important in command names.


Copyright (C) 2011-2017 Doug Lee

TTCom is released under the GNU Public License (GPL), a copy of which
appears in LICENSE.txt. iniparse, included in its entirety, comes with
its own license (also included).

See http://www.dlee.org/TTCom/ for history, downloads, etc.
