21:34 <jokke> hi

21:35 <jokke> i think cinch is awesome but i'm still having a little bit of trouble implementing the following feature: i want to have a command !give <user> <cmd> which will be the same as !<cmd> but with <user> prefixed before it.

21:35 <jokke> supibot does this afaik

21:36 <jokke> !hi

21:36 <jokke> !google test

21:36 <jokke> hm

21:37 <jokke> !help

21:37 <jokke> aw man

21:41 <dominikh> that won't be very straightforward to implement

21:49 <jokke> dominikh: yeah i thought so...

21:50 <jokke> no way to use hooks or something?

21:50 <jokke> if i could somehow alter the message in a hook

21:50 <dominikh> hooks would neither allow you rewriting the message, nor run in the plugin you want them to run

21:50 <jokke> yeah

21:50 <jokke> ok

21:50 <jokke> meh

21:51 <jokke> too bad

21:51 <dominikh> I mean, there are ways of implementing it, but they all require adding new methods as well as annotating things

21:51 <jokke> hm

21:51 <dominikh> and even then that wouldn't solve the issue of prefixing the message with the person's name

21:52 <jokke> maybe i should just add an optional param to the commands like @<user> or something

21:52 <dominikh> would be a workable (albeit ugly) solution

21:52 <jokke> dominikh: i'm open to suggestions :)

21:53 <dominikh> didn't say there's a better solution ;)

21:53 <jokke> haha

21:53 <jokke> the thing that bothers me most is that i need to write a lot of duplicate code for this

21:53 <dominikh> right

21:54 <jokke> or maybe there is some voodoo metaprogramming way to do this...