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[00:35:56] <Azxiana>	 "Not spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam."
[00:40:47] <mutante>	 how about "it's not a ban"
[00:43:47] <Azxiana>	 Extended permanent vacation.
[00:49:09] <Haley>	 Hello.
[08:29:44] <takidelfin>	 o/
[08:32:09] <pew>	 Is there any way to managed 2 extensions that provide the same parser function? Something like $extension.$function?
[08:33:41] <pew>	 I'd be willing to help implement that if nothing like it exists already
[09:08:29] <legoktm>	 pew: when you call $parser->setFunctionHook, it'll return the previously set callback if there was one. the callback you set can wrap the old one if you want to chain the two extensions somehow
[09:17:56] <pew>	 legoktm: I'm looking for a way to explictly invoke a function depending on the extension that owns, because right now one extension overrides the other extension
[09:18:22] <legoktm>	 well I was suggesting not have the extensions override each other
[09:18:28] <legoktm>	 that just seems like a recipie for disaster
[09:18:58] <pew>	 well yeah that'd be the easiest way to fix this :P
[09:19:06] <legoktm>	 pew: if you call $parser->getFunctionHooks() you can figure out which extension controls the hook
[09:19:08] <pew>	 unfortunately I didn't write either extension
[09:19:47] <legoktm>	 ask one to rename?
[09:20:03] <pew>	 I did that already
[09:20:35] <pew>	 Just thought I'd see if there's any other way around the issue
[09:20:48] <legoktm>	 not really :/
[09:20:58] * pew creates a pr
[10:21:03] <biberao>	 hi
[18:35:52] <pew>	 o/
[19:08:57] <harmaahylje>	 \o