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<tyuio> hi
<tyuio> can cinch be installed on CentOS
<tyuio> ?
<dominikh> can ruby >=1.9 be installed on CentOS?
<tyuio> oh hmm
<tyuio> so its
<tyuio> yum install ruby
<tyuio> yum install cinch
<dominikh> I have no idea if anyone packaged Cinch for the CentOS repositories, but I sort of really doubt it.
<tyuio> mm
<tyuio> yea it isnt working the
<tyuio> yum install cinch
<tyuio> ok then
<tyuio> how to run it ?
<tyuio> im new to ruby
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<catepillar> well that's not very useful
<catepillar> no way to help someone who isn't around
<dominikh> luckily I didn't intend to :)
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<swapnasa> Hello !
<swapnasa> getting some parse errors ...-http://pastebin.com/a5BB03E1
<swapnasa> can anybody have a look and through some light
<leftylink> that doesn't look like a parse error. that simply looks like you're calling [] on nil
<leftylink> I'll admit, it's in a place I don't expect thoug
<leftylink> since there's no line number of your own code that's being shown
<leftylink> what network does that occur on?
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<swapnasa> hello
<swapnasa> [09:21.30] Channel modes for #cinch are :+cnt
<swapnasa> [09:21.31] Channel Created on: 12:18:02 24-04-2010
<swapnasa> [09:21.30] Channel modes for #cinch are :+cnt
<swapnasa> [09:21.31] Channel Created on: 12:18:02 24-04-2010
<swapnasa> im running it in my ofifce n/w.i configured the irc channel with jira bot and its causing pbm.could u pls help me whethere below the lines are correct
<swapnasa> # configure the bot itself.
<swapnasa> configatron.jirabot.user = 'jirabot'
<swapnasa> configatron.jirabot.nick = 'jirabot'
<swapnasa> configatron.jirabot.channels = ['#test1']
<swapnasa> please note am sucessfully connected to the irc server
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<swapnasa> rfc-7734
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<zipper> Does anyone have a plugin I can use with cinch for wolfram alpha?
<dominikh> doesn't their API require you to pay them?
<zipper> dominikh: No
<zipper> Not for under 20 apps
<zipper> I ran a python bot using it a while ago
<dominikh> mhm. there's http://rubygems.org/gems/wolfram – but no plugin for Cinch I am aware of
<zipper> This guy is scraping with python but I am not too happy with it https://github.com/bendavis78/ircbot/blob/master/plugins/wolframalpha.py
<zipper> This could take a while. I procrastinate,
<dominikh> heh
<dominikh> I'm procrastinating by talking to you right now.
<zipper> dominikh: What are you procrastinating?
<dominikh> writing several articles
<zipper> dominikh: Btw great work on cinch
<dominikh> thank you
<leftylink> I dunno, my favorite search engine says https://gist.github.com/cornet/3172164
<Cinchy> [gist] Cinch Wolfram Alpha plugin (at gist.github.com, cornet on 2012-07-24 19:38)
<leftylink> but I dunno if that suits your needs
<zipper> not bad
<zipper> I guess
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<zipper> Is anyone familiar with this cinch error? `execute': wrong number of arguments (1 for 2) (ArgumentError)
<dominikh> your execute method excepts two arguments, your match has no capture groups.
<zipper> Thanks, fixed.
<zipper> Now I have a weird issue
<zipper> I get output of class Wolfram::Result
<zipper> and to_s just adds quotes to the object
<zipper> It gives so much data
<zipper> I don't know what to keep and what not to
<zipper> Which is the best way to parse such data and get a string? https://gist.github.com/urbanslug/9024912
<Cinchy> [gist] wolfram (at gist.github.com, urbanslug on 2014-02-15 20:38)
<catepillar> it looks like the result is the most likely output that you will want
<catepillar> but that's far too much information for an irc response
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<zipper> catepillar: It is not a string
<zipper> but I have found a way partially
<catepillar> Wolfram.fetch('boston population')["Result"]
<catepillar> does that return anything?
<zipper> catepillar: I tried with pods[1] to get the result but let me try your way
<zipper> It works
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<catepillar> yea, i have a feeling that it's probably overloading the [] method to be a hash
<catepillar> which will probably be the most reliable way to access the results
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<zipper> Using [Result] is bad
<zipper> Sometimes it returns decimal approximation instead of Result
<zipper> e.g Sin 5
<zipper> Using pods seems better more like index to an array
<zipper> So sometimes it's an exact result
<zipper> Sometimes its a result
<catepillar> ok
<zipper> catepillar: Thank you a lot
<zipper> I believe you have already turned into a butterfly,
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