L2[06:57:31] <Forecaster> Katie: what does OutputIRC.notice() do?

L3[06:57:45] <Forecaster> is that like a cctp notice?

L4[07:01:51] <Forecaster> or is it a private message?

L5[10:57:50] <Caitlyn> Notices aren't ctcps?

L6[10:58:11] <Caitlyn> they're like privmsgs but there not supposed to be auto replied to by clients/bots

L7[13:02:45] <Forecaster> ah

L8[13:04:11] <Caitlyn> but yeah, you can notice a person, or a channel, though channel notices are frowned upon

L9[13:04:21] <Caitlyn> as they can be annoying, and sometimes show up in the wrong channel

L10[13:05:01] <Caitlyn> Kibibyte used to channel notice and sooooo many people bitched

L11[13:05:14] <Caitlyn> Per the IRC spec, that's what it was supposed to do... but it annoyed people

L12[13:08:22] <Forecaster> well I tried to make it notice be by using a couple of admin commands but it didn't do anything

L13[13:08:39] <Forecaster> but I guess they're supposed to use notices instead of regular messages?

L14[13:08:51] <Forecaster> I wasn't sure if it was something old and outdated or not

L15[13:09:07] <Forecaster> when I was working on porting the admin commands to the new system earlier today

L16[13:09:25] <Caitlyn> I've been using event.getUser().send().notice

L17[13:10:11] <Forecaster> I don't have passing the event to onOxecuteSuccess as an option right now

L18[13:10:11] <Caitlyn> bot.sendIRC().notice is useful if you don't have a user context

L19[13:10:16] <Forecaster> I guess I should add that

L20[13:10:34] <Caitlyn> bot.sendIRC().notice(nick, "message")

L21[13:10:49] <Forecaster> I left that code at work though, so I can't work on it until tomorrow

L22[13:10:52] <Caitlyn> of course... you need to event to getBot

L23[13:10:59] <Caitlyn> s/to/the/

L24[13:11:07] <Caitlyn> %sed enable

L25[13:11:13] <MichiBot> Caitlyn: Enabled SED for this channel

L26[13:11:17] <Caitlyn> s/to/the/

L27[13:11:17] <MichiBot> <Caitlyn> of course... you need the event to getBot

L28[13:11:32] <Forecaster> you do?

L29[13:11:34] <Forecaster> hm

L30[13:11:40] <Forecaster> then how did I get it

L31[13:11:48] <Caitlyn> though... since I don't support multiple connections I suppose you could just use the global bot..

L32[13:11:50] <Forecaster> I can't remember now...

L33[13:12:31] <Caitlyn> you likely used IRCBot.bot

L34[13:12:34] <Forecaster> pretty sure I did what the admin commands used

L35[13:13:10] <Forecaster> or not, since that uses event

L36[13:13:16] <Forecaster> so yeah, probably that

L37[13:13:20] <Forecaster> :P

L38[13:13:26] <Forecaster> I'll look it over again tomorrow

L39[13:13:28] <Caitlyn> the admin commands mainly use event.getBot

L40[13:13:39] <Caitlyn> there is one instance of IRCBot.bot, but it's commented out

L41[13:14:33] <Forecaster> I think it's nice to have the different commands clearly separate from eachother... giant if chains are annoying

L42[13:16:42] <Caitlyn> I'm considering adding a webpage for help..

L43[13:17:22] <Caitlyn> same as like inventory, if web server is enabled send link to page, if not paste it, cause ATM the giant spam of commands is next to useless

L44[13:17:47] <Forecaster> :P

L45[13:18:13] <Forecaster> I kind of wanted to overhaul the command docs a bit too

L46[13:18:35] <Forecaster> make it so the command object holds the help text

L47[13:18:54] <Forecaster> then you can iterate over the commands and get it from there, and the sub commands can have their own help texts

L48[13:22:40] <Forecaster> you know, theoretically :P

L49[13:23:00] <Forecaster> I haven't looked at the command registering system yet