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<chasetopher> what is the easiest way to have a cinch bot respond to ruby events? the simplest example would be ruby waiting for a key press, and on that key press it calls a method on the bot that sends a message
<chasetopher> maybe i'll try using the IRB class directly
<dominikh> chasetopher: you can dispatch your own events
<dominikh> (Bot#handlers to get the HandlerList inatance, HanderList#dispatch iirc to invoke the event)
<chasetopher> oh nice
<chasetopher> thank you
<chasetopher> and it doesnt need a msg associated with it
<dominikh> can pass nil, yes
<chasetopher> just what i need