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Bug #167

last written text should stay in the inputline buffer

Added by katastrophe over 16 years ago. Updated almost 16 years ago.

Status:
Resolved
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High
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Quassel Client
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Version:
0.13.1
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Any

Description

if i write something in the inputline, then press the down arrow key, the text i wrote is gone. i would like to have a behaviour like in bash.
so the last written line should be last in the buffer, if i repeat pressing the down arrow, it should stay at the last inputline state, not an empty line.

Associated revisions

Revision 2812ad04 (diff)
Added by Marcus Eggenberger over 16 years ago

Fixing BR #167 (Key down now puts the content of inputline into the history (doing it irssi's and seezer's way))

Revision 455a00f6 (diff)
Added by Marcus Eggenberger over 16 years ago

Fixing BR #167 (Key down now puts the content of inputline into the history (doing it irssi's and seezer's way))

History

#1 Updated by seezer over 16 years ago

Uploaded potential fix.

-- edited on 20080604
Since this is still being discussed, i'll link to my patches and will probably upload a final one here if it ever get's accepted. My favorite version is the one that behaves kindof like irssi:
http://seezer.roath.org/quassel/irssi_like_inputline.diff

It saves everything you type into a new line and hit key_up/key_down or return afterwards.
History got a maximum size of 1000 entries for now. This could be made configurable but i guess it's ok unitl (if ever) there's a search function for the history. Probably no one will search 1000 lines by hand just to be "faster" than typing the same thing again..

#2 Updated by EgS over 16 years ago

it works now the irssi way: key down clears input line and puts content into history

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