02:02 <marahin> Heya guys. Is there any method for someone entering the channel? (e.g. so I could make a function with "on :entering (...)")

02:02 <dominikh> :join

02:02 <dominikh> also triggers for the bot itself.

02:02 <marahin> dominikh: thanks a lot, first time checking cinch here, couldn't manage to find it on docs anywhere.. :/

02:03 <dominikh> http://rubydoc.info/gems/cinch/file/docs/events.md – that falls into the first category (IRC commands) though

02:03 <dominikh> we've been considering including a list of all IRC commands that make for valid events, but that'd be a rather long list, so still debating it

02:16 <marahin> dominikh: http://d.gimb.us/b/72298796f36beaf0ad3f46d0167cbdee.txt - any ideas what's wrong?

02:16 <dominikh> look at the example plugins in /examples/plugins/ – plugins do not use "on"

02:16 <dominikh> they use match and listen_to

02:17 <marahin> oh, I see... :v

02:17 <marahin> well that's a pity.

02:17 <dominikh> ergo `listen_to :join, method: :foo; def foo(m); m.reply("Witaj, #{m.user}"); end

02:18 <marahin> oh, not that bad then

02:18 <marahin> thanks for your patience :'P

02:19 <dominikh> you didn't require much of it yet :P

02:58 <marahin> https://github.com/cinchrb/cinch/blob/master/examples/plugins/google.rb

02:58 <marahin> that doesn't work for me, and doesn't even drop an error in the console.

02:58 <dominikh> probably doesn't work because google changes their layout every other week

02:58 <marahin> I see.

02:58 <dominikh> should replace that with something else that's more stable :)

02:59 <marahin> dominikh: something particular?

02:59 <marahin> duckduckgo maybe? :V

02:59 <dominikh> dunno, maybe. but duckduckgo has a proper API

02:59 <dominikh> to be fair, the entire idea of example plugins is absurd, there should be a written guide on writing plugins instead

03:00 <dominikh> or a list of existing released plugins

07:25 <Zackio> dominikh: Are you here? :P

07:34 <Zackio> dominikh: https://gist.github.com/zackp30/b43778b21a354ff1706a FYI :)

18:08 <dominikh> Zackio: want to file a bug so I don't forget?

22:38 <CM-Punk> How do I get my bot to read quit messages. Also is there a way to rate limit things like greetings?

22:42 <catepillar> there is a global bot rate limit

22:42 <catepillar> anything more than that, you need to supply

22:43 <catepillar> as far as not reading quit messages anymore, you can either unregister the handler responsible, or add a condition to exit the handler

22:43 <leftylink> my general conception of how to read quit messages which I'm just throwing off the top of my head without looking at docs: listen to a :quit event, the handler method gets passed a Message object, you want Message#text of that

22:43 <leftylink> or maybe it was Message#message

22:43 <leftylink> something along those lines anyway

22:43 <dominikh> Message#message – we like stutter in our APIs

22:52 <CM-Punk> Okay

22:52 <CM-Punk> Cool

22:52 <CM-Punk> So there's no further way, or maybe a gem to do a limit on how many greets it sends...like in the event of a netsplit rejoin?

23:01 <catepillar> that would be best implemented by you