many keypresses have been detected as pasting. Also we don't anymore count
repeated keypresses more than once.
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you're copy&pasting indented lines, and merge them together to one long
line, but splits them to max. 400 chars per line.
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Also paste them as commands, not as text to active (non-existing)
channel/query.
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prompt in pasting mode.
/SET paste_detect_time controls how closely each others characters must
occur for it to be considered pasting. Pasting mode goes on after /SET
paste_detect_keycount characters have been received and detected as pasting.
The first paste_detect_keycount characters can also contain some command
characters. They are executed, but their action in entry line is reverted
once pasting is detected. Of course, if any such character was followed by
CR/LF, it was already sent to channel/query and is unreversable.
What this means in practise is that even if you have TABs (assuming TAB is
completion key) in the first few pasted characters, they get pasted as TABs
as long as they weren't immediately followed by CR/LF.
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objects now set the C pointer to NULL once they're done with it, so this
might just work without leaking..
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automatic converter to these settings later. Meanwhile you CVS users can
fix your config files yourself :)
Time settings allow using "days", "hours", "minutes", "seconds" and
"milliseconds" or several of their abbreviations. For example "5d 4h
5msecs".
Size settings allow using "gbytes", "mbytes", "kbytes" and "bytes" or their
abbrevations. For example "5MB".
Level settings are currently handled pretty much the way they were before.
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used. This also enables an extra check for perl library to verify scripts
aren't using objects that have already been free'd - while not a fully safe
solution it's much better than before :)
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The parameter is non-translated key received from terminal, so control keys
may create multiple keypress signals (eg. home == ESC, [, H).
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removed before because it created several problems, especially with scripts.
however that change made /server and /disconnect annoying to use with
non-connected servers.
so, now we have window->connect_server as well. either active_server or
connect_server is set, but never both. commands that can deal properly with
non-connected servers can now use the connect_server, while everyone else
happily thinks that no server is active.
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