dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.2.4
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<usandfriends>
Hello, I was wondering why the plugins are not completely getting removed here? I was looking at http://git.io/jrNx and the comment says "Because we're not completely removing the plugin class, ...". Why are we not completely removing the plugin class? It is possible to completely remove the plugin class?
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<usandfriends>
Sorry, my router failed.
<leftylink>
usandfriends: well, the comment above explains that. it says "it'll break plugin options" in fact I myself experienced this when I used options, though I don't remember anymore exactly how it broke. you could try it
<usandfriends>
I'm not using plugin options so I'll try it out.
<leftylink>
it used to work fine for me until I used options
<leftylink>
so I am pretty sure it'd be OK then
<usandfriends>
So I just need to uncomment that line and I can comment the "reset everything to the starting values." block?
<leftylink>
that's what I did
<usandfriends>
Cool, thanks!
<usandfriends>
What is acl in Mathetes?
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<awk_>
having a small problem with Cinch on a network where a 330 (WHOISACCOUNT) is followed by a 307 (WHOISREGNICK) and Cinch erroneously believes the authname to be the registered nick instead of the actual identified account name
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<dominikh>
send me a full log and I'll look at it once I get the time
<awk_>
happily! what would you like the log from, an example WHOIS?
<dominikh>
everything from the beginning of the connection + the WHOIS output
<awk_>
soytenly
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<dominikh>
oh, my friends from inspircd once again
<dominikh>
they're causing me a lot of trouble recently :P
<awk_>
hah, sorry about that
<dominikh>
should be easy enough to fix
<awk_>
actually kinda curious how, I would have done a pull request but I didn't see a way of prioritizing whois information from one source over another
<dominikh>
as a matter of fact, apply that patch and check if it works :)
<awk_>
sure
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<dominikh>
also that was a quality bug report.
<awk_>
thanks, as a programmer I try
<dominikh>
I must've dealt with a whole lot of non-programmers who write code :P
<catepillar>
yea, that sounds like me :)
<awk_>
works like a charm
<dominikh>
great
<dominikh>
will release a new version in a minute
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<awk_>
viola
<leftylink>
cello?
<awk_>
thanks man, that was fast
<leftylink>
oh... looking at the patch... I remember the days when git would use a/ and b/ for its dirs
<leftylink>
now i for index and w for working, apparently?
<leftylink>
that's a nice gesture I suppose
<awk_>
my guess is 'initial' and 'write'
<dominikh>
diff.mnemonicprefix = true
<dominikh>
otherwise it uses a/ and b/
<leftylink>
oh.
<leftylink>
very nice.
<dominikh>
w is work tree, i is index, c is commit, o is object
<awk_>
I tried
<dominikh>
I googled :P
<leftylink>
gotta know those git terms!!!!!!!
<awk_>
git gud.
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<Wobbley>
hmmm, how do I make ruby support utf-8? I thought UTF-8 was default for ruby 2.0 and above. Yet URL links with asian characters are not working :(
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<dominikh>
who says it's encoded in UTF-8?
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<catepillar>
wouldn't asian characters require utf-16?
<dominikh>
no?
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<yodjssss>
Hello, I am trying to match a command like: "quit [quit_message]" where quit_message doesn't have to be defined. Currently I am using `match /quit (.+)|quit$/, method: :quit` but I was wondering if there is better regex to match the message (or send nil if there is no message)
<leftylink>
yodjssss: yeah I'd say /quit(?: (.+))?/
<yodjssss>
Cool, thank you!!!!!
<yodjssss>
#regex was not responding so I decided to try you guys as this channel is so helpful
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