2013-12-09 19:05
dominikh changed the topic of #cinch to: The IRC Framework | Latest version: Cinch 2.0.11
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BinaryMaster >
Anyone around to answer a quick question?
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dominikh >
for roughly 5 minutes, yes.
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somasonic >
I'm around for longer but my answers are not as good as dominikh's
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BinaryMaster >
how do I send a message on the :connect action
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dominikh >
Channel("#meh").send("oy")
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dominikh >
or User() instead of Channel
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BinaryMaster >
awesome
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BinaryMaster >
thank you
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BinaryMaster >
One more thing other then the rubydoc is there other documentation
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dominikh >
only the examples
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BinaryMaster >
okay I'll hack my way through it then :) thank you
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dominikh >
(easiest is to read the docs top to bottom. and then to write a proper guide and contribute it to the project :P)
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BinaryMaster >
Once I hack my way through it I may try to do a youtube video tut
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somasonic >
BinaryMaster, I found that the rdoc was quite sufficient for what I needed
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somasonic >
and anything not covered had a page in the rdoc
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BinaryMaster >
is there a way to send a notice instead of a msg in reply to ctcp version
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dominikh >
there's a Message#ctcp_reply method.
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BinaryMaster >
aaaahh
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dominikh >
anyway, gone now, visitors are there.
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cout >
visitors are where? I don't see any visitors.
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BinaryMaster >
is there a notice method?
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somasonic >
BinaryMaster, yes
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somasonic >
.notice
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somasonic >
Channel("#blah").notice User("somasonic").notice
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BinaryMaster >
aaaah m.user.notice not m.notice
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BinaryMaster >
logic is awesome :)
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ColdBlooder >
First of all, Merry Christmas people :)
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ColdBlooder >
Secondly... In the cinch documentation it says "opped?(user)" to check if the user is opped in the channel. When i use it "if opped?(m.user)" i get the error that the method opped dosent exist...
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ayonix >
you have to call it on a channel
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ColdBlooder >
works