00:49 <SinTak> Greetings, does anyone know how to return the set prefix in a string to be delivered to IRC?

00:49 <dominikh> well, yes

00:49 <dominikh> one second

00:51 <SinTak> You'd be a lifesaver, chief

00:53 <dominikh> SinTak: http://sprunge.us/hDER – do note that a) prefixes can be regexps, and are by default. figure out a nice way of printing regexps :) b) prefixes can even be lambdas

00:55 <SinTak> Thank you, boss.

00:55 <SinTak> You did a great job, on the whole thing

00:56 <dominikh> thanks, I suppose

00:57 <SinTak> The ruby docs are kind of hard to follow

00:57 <SinTak> So seeing an example helps me tremendously

00:58 <dominikh> well, I'm also the person who wrote the docs, so I guess we're even now

00:59 <SinTak> ope, lol sorry

01:00 <dominikh> (and the author of cinch.)

01:00 <SinTak> Well, I know that. That's what I was complimenting you on to begin with

12:56 <moeSizlak> what's easiest way to make bot not listen to private messages?

13:00 <leftylink> moeSizlak: I would say either add react_on: channel to the options to match, or inside the matcher you could say: return if m.channel.nil?

13:01 <leftylink> er, rather, react_on: :channel

13:05 <moeSizlak> ohhhh, thx