dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.1.0
<Liru> Is :message supposed to fire on an action as well? Not that I need it, but it's something I noticed
<Liru> On the other hand, is there a built-in way to convert a detected action to a regular message? Like, "/me does stuff" would return "does stuff"
<rails> detected??
<Liru> when an event is triggered through an action
<rails> 2 secs
<rails> gimme 2 more secs
<Liru> er
<Liru> "\u0001ACTION asds\u0001"
<rails> so
<rails> if m.action?
<rails> strip \u0001
<rails> end
<rails> (pseudocode
<Liru> Yeah, I'm aware of that
<Liru> I'm just wondering if there was something like m.message.remove_ulgy_crap
<rails> wait
<rails> sec
<Liru> don't worry about it
<rails> # @return [String, nil] the CTCP message, without \001 control characters
<rails> attr_reader :ctcp_message
<rails> m.ctcp_message
<rails> Liru: ^
<rails> or maybe it's m.action_message
* Liru asdasd
<rails> one of those two
<leftylink> but I just tested on my bot, and ACTION does not trigger my matchers? However, I am using plugin match isntead of an on-handler
<leftylink> maybe that's the difference?
<Liru> Yeah, that seems to be the trick
<Liru> 23:14 * Liru asdasd
<Liru> 23:14 < Wolfypet> ACTION asdasd
<Liru> 23:15 * Liru moos
<Liru> 23:15 < Wolfypet> moos
<Liru> Thanks, that's the one
<rails> leftylink: what kind of matcher? :messahe or :channel or what?
<rails> nps Liru
<Liru> <3
<leftylink> uh whatever the default for match is
<leftylink> I really need a symlink into the cinch source
<rails> what for?
<leftylink> so I can look at it in times like these
<Liru> leftylink: It could be a problem with your matchers, maybe?
<rails> maybe
<leftylink> well in my view it's not a problem, so I'm happy
<rails> i dont have any of my old bots around
<leftylink> this is the behavior I expected and intended
<rails> so i cant remember
<rails> yeah
* leftylink shrugs
* rails has written two irc services in ruby since finding cinch
<rails> <3 ruby
<rails> pun intended
<leftylink> I pretty much have gripes with all languages, but currently find ruby the least objectionable
<rails> aye
<rails> after attempting to write it in python i gave up
<rails> because the framework was crud
<leftylink> at some point I want to find a statically type language that i like enough to add to the toolbox, but this is hard
<rails> Go?
<rails> :P
<rails> Dwarf: <3
<leftylink> I'll give it some more time. but it's a very practically designed language, and I appreciate that
<leftylink> my workplace is starting to use it
<rails> mm
<rails> i dictate what my workplace uses
<rails> which is great
<rails> so everything is in bash
<rails> :>
<leftylink> ooo
<rails> i wrote my own ruby framework
<rails> for connecting to irc
<rails> its so stupid, but it works
<leftylink> eventual successor to cinch detected!
<rails> nope.avi
<rails> mines built to connect as a server
<rails> :>
<dominikh> also I wouldn't allow for a successor to exist :-P
<rails> dominikh: i wouldnt be the one makin it, long live cinch
<rails> :>
<dominikh> I'm working on a Go version though :-D
<rails> oh lord
<dominikh> well, an IRC library in Go. it won't look anything like cinch
<rails> yeah
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