Just curious if anyone else has run up againt this, but in the SLyEdit external editor, the key command for quoting (ctrl-Q) is the same as the hang-up key command for SyncTerm on Linux... So, just unable to quote :)
Just curious if anyone else has run up againt this, but in the SLyEdit external editor, the key command for quoting (ctrl-Q) is the same as the hang-up key command for SyncTerm on Linux... So, just unable to quote :)
I use SlyEdit and have no problem quoting. I just quoted your message using /q in the editor. I rarely use the ctrl-? commands. I wonder if hitting ctrl-q is causing issues?
Hmmm... using SyncTERM 1.2a Debug (Feb 23 2021) - Curses
I use SlyEdit and have no problem quoting. I just quoted your message
using /q in the editor. I rarely use the ctrl-? commands. I wonder if
hitting ctrl-q is causing issues?
Hmmm... using SyncTERM 1.2a Debug (Feb 23 2021) - Curses
I'll try /q
I use SlyEdit and have no problem quoting. I just quoted your message
using /q in the editor. I rarely use the ctrl-? commands. I wonder if hitting ctrl-q is causing issues?
"Curses" is the keyword there. In X or SDL modes, the SyncTERM command-keys would be Alt-key combinations.
Don't know why, but running SyncTerm in my WSL2 instance, no
X/GUI, just looks and feels a whole lot better than under
Windows... <shrug>
Which is to say, it's all looking good now :)
Just curious if anyone else has run up againt this, but in the SLyEdit
external editor, the key command for quoting (ctrl-Q) is the same as
the hang-up key command for SyncTerm on Linux... So, just unable to
quote :)
Ctrl-Q is also the XON character (used in so-called "software flow-control") and traditionally has been avoided as a usable command key in online services.
I didn't know that. Ctrl-Q was used by IceEdit and DCT Edit to open
the quote window, and I had made SlyEdit use the same key. But I had
added /q to open the quote window in case there was ever a problem
with Ctrl-Q in some scenarios.
Re: SlyEdit + Linux Syncterm
By: Digital Man to Robbie Whiting on Wed Mar 17 2021 05:13 pm
Just curious if anyone else has run up againt this, but in the SLyEdit
external editor, the key command for quoting (ctrl-Q) is the same as
the hang-up key command for SyncTerm on Linux... So, just unable to
quote :)
Ctrl-Q is also the XON character (used in so-called "software flow-control") and traditionally has been avoided as a usable command key in online services.
I didn't know that. Ctrl-Q was used by IceEdit and DCT Edit to open the quote window, and I had made SlyEdit use the same key. But I had added /q to open the quote window in case there was ever a problem with Ctrl-Q in some scenarios.
Yeah, it's likely not a problem for 99.9% of users. Ctrl-S/Ctrl-Q (XOFF/XON) hasn't really been used since 2400bps modems. With the advent of 9600bps modems and their buffering/packetization of data, so-called "hardware flow control" (CTS/RTS) was really required and the XOFF/XON stuff wasn't used much. And then when modems got faster (and the buffers
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