dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.3.1
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<txdv> I'm used to have a local irc test server with no timeouts for fast reconnects called weircd, but it seems like it just got discontinued, do you guys have any other suggestions?
<dominikh> has it stopped working now that it's discontinued?
<txdv> it had a git repo at elopox and it just isnt there or anywhere else
<txdv> but ngircd is working fine
<dominikh> yeah, ngircd is okay. used to say inspircd, but they went... weird
<dominikh> though tbh: freenode. they hardly throttle reconnects at all
<txdv> can I use a Proc for match?
<txdv> a no, i misread the code
<txdv> actually, why not?
<txdv> would be awesome to hasve something like match ->(m) { m.start_with?("command") }
<txdv> this code does this exactly
<txdv> match -> (m) { /command/ } works
<txdv> i wish it would feed the returned value into the arguments
<txdv> somethign like match -> (m) { [1,2,3] }, method: :command
<txdv> def command(m, one, two, three)
<dominikh> that won't happen
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