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Emanuele Giaquinta 2008-03-14 11:33:18 +00:00 committed by exg
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- Crashes:
- <dg> i've managed to reproduce the bug, if i make three split windows (/window show 3..5), then set the windows to not be sticky and go to one of the windows, then alt+number to another window then go back the other window the display prints two windows in the same window
- during fast kicking and the victim quickly rejoins, chansync crashes in /WHO..
- the old irssi's /upgrades to the new, before it changed to /set autolog_path
$1 and crashed?..
- active_mainwin was somehow NULL and crashed.. /window kill did it,
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- Misc IRC related things:
- support for mode +q in dancer - also same as +b %xxx modes..
- properly support RFC-1459 charset (ircnet specific option), eg.
/QUERY p[ and msgs from p{ aren't placed there.
- /BAN -ip, -time [<time>] (/ALIAS knockout?)
- /KICKBAN to support same options than /BAN (would /ALIAS kickban work?)
- ban list prints "x seconds ago" .. should be x days, mins, hours, ..
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support for vi keys easily.
- Editor-like (or bash-like) line editor - it would wrap to next line
instead of scrolling.
- When pasting text, irssi could notice it and ask "pasting 30 lines
of text, ok?" .. Could send some signal that sends the pasted lines
in GList which signal handlers could modify. Also the first pasted
line could be somehow buffered so that it isn't sent immediately
so these paste handlers could modify it too.
- When pasting text, irssi could send some signal that sends the pasted
lines in GList which signal handlers could modify.
- Already existing / at start of line handler should use this
- Automatically remove empty space at the start/end of lines,
from start of line it would work so that if each line begins with