Initializes a new instance of the Bot class

This auxiliary function makes the first letter in specified string upper-case. This is often required, but strangely there is no such function in .NET Framework's String class.

This auxiliary function counts the occurrences of specified string in specified text. This count is often required, but strangely there is no such function in .NET Framework's String class.

Call this function to disable silent mode previously enabled by EnableSilenceMode()()()() function.

Call this function to make bot write all output to the specified file instead of a console. If only error logging is desirable, first call this function and after that call EnableSilenceMode()()()() function.

Call this function to make bot report only errors and warnings, no other messages will be displayed or logged.

This auxiliary function returns the zero-based indexes of all occurrences of specified string in specified text.

Gets most recent Site object constructed by framework.

This auxiliary function returns part of the string which begins with some specified substring and ends with some specified substring.

This auxiliary function returns part of the string which begins with some specified substring and ends with some specified substring.

This wrapper function gets web resource in a fault-tolerant manner. It should be used only in simple cases, because it sends no cookies, it doesn't support traffic compression and it lacks other useful features.

This helper function constructs XPathDocument object, makes XPath query and returns XPathNodeIterator object for selected nodes.

This helper function constructs XmlReader object using provided XML source code.

This helper function deletes everything before startTag and everything after endTag in the provided XML/XHTML source code and then inserts back the deleted DOCTYPE definition and root element of XML/XHTML document.

Function loads localized bot's interface messages from "DotNetWikiBot.i18n.xml" file. Function is called in Bot class constructor, but it can also be called manually to change interface language at runtime.

Gets localized (translated) version of specified bot's interface message.

This helper function removes all attributes of root XML/XHTML element (XML namespace declarations, schema links, etc.) to ease processing.

This auxiliary function makes the first letter in specified string lower-case. This is often required, but strangely there is no such function in .NET Framework's String class.

This wrapper function encodes string for use in URI. The function is necessary because Mono framework doesn't support HttpUtility.UrlEncode() method and Uri.EscapeDataString() method doesn't support long strings, so a loop is required. By the way HttpUtility.UrlDecode() is supported by Mono, and a functions pair Uri.EscapeDataString()/HttpUtility.UrlDecode() is commonly recommended for encoding/decoding. Although there is another trouble with Uri.EscapeDataString(): prior to .NET 4.5 it doesn't support RFC 3986, only RFC 2396.

This function asks user to confirm next action. The message "Would you like to proceed (y/n/a)? " is displayed and user response is evaluated. Make sure to set askConfirm variable to "true" before calling this function.

Suspends execution for specified number of seconds.

If true the bot asks user to confirm next Save(), RenameTo() or Delete() operation. False by default.

Title and description of this bot as a web agent.

Local cache directory. Adjust it if required.

Some unparsed supplementary data. You can see it here.

If true, assembly is running on Mono framework. If false, it is running on Microsoft .NET Framework. This variable is set automatically, don't change it's value.

Last Site object constructed by the framework.

Dictionary containing localized DotNetWikiBot interface messages.

Shortcut for Environment.NewLine property. It's "\r\n" on Windows and "\n" on Unix-like systems.

Version of DotNetWikiBot Framework.