18:59 <IotaSpencer> how do I go about reacting to a notice ._. I'm lost

19:18 <leftylink> heh this is funny because I don't know how to do this. could probably catchall and then see if it's a notice, but I am guessing it is not meant to be easy, because http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1459.html#section-4.4.2 claims that "automatic replies must never be sent in response to a NOTICE message"

19:53 <onewheelskyward> probably because that would be an instant flood.

19:55 <catepillar> i assume one would be smart enough to not respond to every notice

19:55 <catepillar> and only notices that contain things like 'BOT: i need this'

19:56 <onewheelskyward> I assume nothing. :)

20:38 <IotaSpencer> well the thing is onewheelskyward and leftylink as well as catepillar, its znc, and I want to output the notice of connects to a staff channel

20:38 <IotaSpencer> :(

20:39 <catepillar> you can probably do a raw listen on whatever code a "NOTICE" is

20:40 <catepillar> i don't know that off the top of my head

20:40 <catepillar> and dominikh is probably better to speak to about this

20:47 <onewheelskyward> !google irc rfc

20:47 <skybotalpha> RFC 1459 - Internet Relay Chat Protocol - IETF Tools http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1459.html

20:49 <leftylink> yeah a catchall would do it, right???

20:49 <leftylink> I haven't used one myself, but I glanced through the cinch events list and it looked like it would do it

20:50 <catepillar> leftylink: it would, but you can also listen to specific events

20:50 <catepillar> which is what IotaSpencer is ultimately wanting

20:51 <catepillar> not that i have any experience with that either

20:52 <leftylink> ok

20:52 <leftylink> makes sense

20:52 <leftylink> and probably better than catchall

20:52 <catepillar> probably :P

20:52 <IotaSpencer> listen_to and match don't mix though do they?

20:53 <leftylink> I could whip up a super quick testbot to do this but I dunno if I wanna

21:03 <leftylink> well listen_to :notice is A-OK, but I'm not sure I can match on regexen

21:03 <catepillar> put the regex in the callback function

21:04 <leftylink> what if my desire is to have the callback function not be called unnecessarily

21:07 <onewheelskyward> make a callback function wrapper? :)

21:09 <catepillar> lol