eval and trap you dont wanna see the code. But I think it is neat that bash can implemnt such syntax you can even do named arguments if you want to.
1eval is such a powerful tool
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rust in all messages 
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# Import required libraries from teeworlds_network
require_relative 'path_to/teeworlds_client'
# 1. Initialize the client
# Create a new instance of TeeworldsClient with verbose output enabled
client = TeeworldsClient.new(verbose: true)
# 2. Set up event handlers
# This block is triggered when the client successfully connects to a server
client.on_connected do
puts "Successfully connected to the server!"
# Send an initial message to the chat
client.send_chat("Hello, DDNet!")
end
# This block is triggered whenever a new chat message is received
client.on_chat do |message|
puts "New chat message received: #{message}"
end
# This block is triggered when the connection to the server is lost
client.on_disconnect do
puts "Disconnected from the server."
end
# 3. Connect to the server
# Specify the IP address and port of the target server
server_ip = "127.0.0.1" # Replace with the server's IP
server_port = 8303 # Replace with the server's port
client.connect(server_ip, server_port)
# 4. Perform additional actions
# For example, authenticate with RCON (if required)
rcon_password = "your_rcon_password"
client.send_chat("/login #{rcon_password}")
# 5. Start a loop to keep the script running and processing events
loop do
# You can add logic here for commands, periodic actions, etc.
sleep 1
end 2024-11-25 06:54:32 I server: User has entered the game. ClientId=ID addr=<{...}> sixup=0
2024-11-25 06:54:32 I chat: *** 'User' entered and joined the game 
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# Import required libraries from teeworlds_network
require_relative 'path_to/teeworlds_client'
# 1. Initialize the client
# Create a new instance of TeeworldsClient with verbose output enabled
client = TeeworldsClient.new(verbose: true)
# 2. Set up event handlers
# This block is triggered when the client successfully connects to a server
client.on_connected do
puts "Successfully connected to the server!"
# Send an initial message to the chat
client.send_chat("Hello, DDNet!")
end
# This block is triggered whenever a new chat message is received
client.on_chat do |message|
puts "New chat message received: #{message}"
end
# This block is triggered when the connection to the server is lost
client.on_disconnect do
puts "Disconnected from the server."
end
# 3. Connect to the server
# Specify the IP address and port of the target server
server_ip = "127.0.0.1" # Replace with the server's IP
server_port = 8303 # Replace with the server's port
client.connect(server_ip, server_port)
# 4. Perform additional actions
# For example, authenticate with RCON (if required)
rcon_password = "your_rcon_password"
client.send_chat("/login #{rcon_password}")
# 5. Start a loop to keep the script running and processing events
loop do
# You can add logic here for commands, periodic actions, etc.
sleep 1
end 
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when qol pr?
deselecting deps can be done on nix aswell 
- Ryozuki is a Gentoo chad
me and nagi live in the nix world - Ryozuki is a Gentoo chad
me and nagi live in the nix world 
how does one... accidentally type that
scrolling scoreboard PR - which was implemented meh, but the idea was good 
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rustup show?rustc and cargo. Both should print something instead of "Could not find rustc/cargo", otherwise you either didn't install them correctly or you have to add them to your PATH variable manuallywhich cargo cmake -B build -S && cmake --build build 1
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