00:09 <Rickmasta> dominikh: So, I guess there are different kinds of colors?

00:09 <dominikh> yes. there's red, blue, yellow, ...

00:09 <Rickmasta> because I'm gettting colors like "\u0002"

00:10 <dominikh> you won't be getting just that. free-standing it doesn't make sense (or is at least not part of a formatting sequence)

00:10 <Rickmasta> \u0002\u00033U\u000312N\u000313O\u000308!\u0002\u0003 0.98.9 by Marky

00:11 <Rickmasta> An example of one line.

00:11 <dominikh> all color sequences start with a \x03

00:11 <Rickmasta> text.gsub!(/[\u0002\u000f\u0016\u001f\u0012]|\u0003([01]\d?(,[01]\d?)?)?/, '')

00:11 <Rickmasta> I tried adding that after your gsub

00:12 <dominikh> stop arbitrarily editting things then :)

00:13 <Rickmasta> Lol what do you mean?

00:13 <Rickmasta> I was trying to fix it. :D

00:14 <dominikh> that adding stuff to things you don't understand won't make them magically work. try to understand where the \x02 is coming from first. free-standing, it's not a valid color code in mIRC, kvIRC or ansi color coding.

00:14 <dominikh> ah, blimey

00:14 <dominikh> \x02 is bold.

00:14 <dominikh> but my regexp is stripping \x02 just fine

00:14 <dominikh> so what's the issue here?

00:18 <Rickmasta> Well, when I test the commands in my channel without colors, they work.

00:19 <Rickmasta> But when I test them with colors, they don't.

00:19 <dominikh> then show the code of your match

00:20 <Rickmasta> match "UNO! You have 30s to join uno", method: :join, strip_colors: true

00:20 <Rickmasta> def join(m)

00:20 <Rickmasta> end

00:20 <Rickmasta> m.reply "jo"

00:22 <dominikh> and have you changed the default plugin prefix, like I did in my example?

00:22 <Rickmasta> yup

00:24 <dominikh> ah, dammit

00:24 <Rickmasta> What's up?

00:24 <dominikh> mIRC color codes being a retarded format :)

00:25 <Rickmasta> If it matters the unobot was written in eggdrop

00:25 <Rickmasta> not sure if it makes a difference.

00:25 <dominikh> update your git clone, build a new gem

00:25 <dominikh> should work then

00:31 <Rickmasta> It's working!

00:31 <Rickmasta> Thanks dominikh!

00:31 <dominikh> great

00:31 <dominikh> cheers

02:39 <dominikh> and sorry for the somewhat rude reaction, I was in a hurry.

02:40 <catepillar> wrong room?

02:40 <catepillar> lol

02:40 <dominikh> nope

02:40 <catepillar> i didn't think you were being rude at all

16:44 <somasonic> hi - where can I use on :event triggers?

16:44 <somasonic> they do not work inside plugins, but I do not want to put it in the block initial block

16:44 <somasonic> s/block initial/bot initial/

16:45 <catepillar> here is an auto voice example, which has a listen_to :join

16:45 <catepillar> https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/examples/plugins/autovoice.rb

16:46 <catepillar> and a google plugin in that has a match in it

16:46 <catepillar> https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/examples/plugins/google.rb

16:46 <somasonic> catepillar, what if I wanted to listen to multiple events?

16:46 <somasonic> which I do

16:46 <catepillar> add multiple listeners

16:46 <somasonic> listen_to :join, method: :join

16:46 <somasonic> ?

16:47 <catepillar> it's listening to joins, and on a join, it executes the join method

16:47 <catepillar> here is one with a match for join and a seperate match for part

16:47 <catepillar> https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/examples/plugins/join_part.rb

16:47 <somasonic> great. thanks

16:47 <catepillar> all these examples are found https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/tree/master/examples/plugins

16:48 <somasonic> i did actually look briefly through those but obviously did not link the listen_to method to the on method from docs

16:49 <catepillar> oh, and here is an aptly-named one https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/examples/plugins/multiple_matches.rb