dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.2.6
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al2o3-cr>
Why does `Format(:bold, "this should be bold")` not return a bold string?
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dominikh>
what makes you say it doesn't
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dominikh>
irb(main):009:0> Cinch::Formatting.format(:bold, "this should be bold")
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dominikh>
=> "\x02this should be bold\x0F"
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al2o3-cr>
I mean, when I send it using m.reply
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dominikh>
if I had to guess, I'd say you're in an IRC channel that blocks/filters colors…
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al2o3-cr>
Ah, I didn't know that
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al2o3-cr>
So it could be blocking/filtering? Let me investigate. Will report back.
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dominikh>
channel mode +c, yes.
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dominikh>
on some networks, like freenode, it filters the colors. on others, it just blocks the message entirely.
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al2o3-cr>
Ok, let me try
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al2o3-cr>
So.. /mode ##channel +c should do it on Freenode?
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dominikh>
that would prevent colors/formatting from working.
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dominikh>
-c to unset it…
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al2o3-cr>
dominikh: Awesome! Thank You. :)
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dominikh>
you're welcome.
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