Death Syndrome | 1 Apr 06:17
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Re: Enter key does not send messages

On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 00:02, Alexei Shilin wrote:
> I compiled and installed Centericq and I like it for the exception of one  
> thing: there is an option to send messages upon pressing "Enter", but for  
> some reason it does not work.
> In the lower line it says "^X" to send. So, when I chat in russian I have  
> to press Ctrl_Shift, Ctrl_X, Ctrl_Shift - six keys instead of just one -  
> Enter. How can I overcome it?

I have this same issue.  It previously worked in 4.9.10.  But now
running the 4.9.11 FreeBSD port, it no longer works.

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Tiger!P | 1 Apr 07:40

Re: Enter key does not send messages

On Wed, Mar 31, 2004 at 10:17:15PM -0600, Death Syndrome wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 00:02, Alexei Shilin wrote:
> > I compiled and installed Centericq and I like it for the exception of one  
> > thing: there is an option to send messages upon pressing "Enter", but for  
> > some reason it does not work.
> > In the lower line it says "^X" to send. So, when I chat in russian I have  
> > to press Ctrl_Shift, Ctrl_X, Ctrl_Shift - six keys instead of just one -  
> > Enter. How can I overcome it?
> 
> I have this same issue.  It previously worked in 4.9.10.  But now
> running the 4.9.11 FreeBSD port, it no longer works.

The great thing about 4.9.11 is, that you can use your own keybindings for
every action that centericq can do. So you can also edit your
~/.centericq/keybindings file and make the enter key the key to send a
message.

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Alexei Shilin | 1 Apr 09:19
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Re: Enter key does not send messages


>
> The great thing about 4.9.11 is, that you can use your own keybindings  
> for
> every action that centericq can do. So you can also edit your
> ~/.centericq/keybindings file and make the enter key the key to send a
> message.
>
> Tiger!P

Thanks, I have edited the file and now everything is working :)

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Daniel Kraus | 1 Apr 15:41
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Re: Enter key does not send messages

Hi!

Alexei Shilin wrote:
> I compiled and installed Centericq and I like it for the exception of one  
> thing: there is an option to send messages upon pressing "Enter", but for  
> some reason it does not work.
> In the lower line it says "^X" to send. So, when I chat in russian I have  
> to press Ctrl_Shift, Ctrl_X, Ctrl_Shift - six keys instead of just one -  
> Enter. How can I overcome it?

Ups, stupid mistake from me (I never used this option, sorry).

This trivial patch against the latest cvs should fix that..

Cheers,
	Daniel
Common subdirectories: centericq-20040401-orig/src/hooks and centericq-20040401-enter/src/hooks
Common subdirectories: centericq-20040401-orig/src/icq and centericq-20040401-enter/src/icq
diff -upN -X dontdiff centericq-20040401-orig/src/icqface.cc centericq-20040401-enter/src/icqface.cc
--- centericq-20040401-orig/src/icqface.cc	2004-03-28 13:38:03.000000000 +0200
+++ centericq-20040401-enter/src/icqface.cc	2004-04-01 15:05:27.972564784 +0200
@@ -3186,10 +3186,14 @@ int icqface::historykeys(dialogbox &db, 
 int icqface::editmsgkeys(texteditor &e, int k) {
     char *p;

+    if(k == '\r' && conf.getentersends(face.passinfo.pname)) {
+	p = e.save("");
+	face.editdone = strlen(p);
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Spiro Trikaliotis | 1 Apr 19:58
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Re: Enter key does not send messages

Hello,

* On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 03:41:36PM +0200 Daniel Kraus wrote:

> Alexei Shilin wrote:
> > I compiled and installed Centericq and I like it for the exception of one  
> > thing: there is an option to send messages upon pressing "Enter", but for  
> > some reason it does not work.
[...]

> Ups, stupid mistake from me (I never used this option, sorry).
> This trivial patch against the latest cvs should fix that..

IMHO, it would be better to remove that option as it does not seem to
make sense anymore now that the keys can be defined as one likes.

Kind regards,
   Spiro.

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Marc Thoben | 1 Apr 20:33
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Re: Enter key does not send messages

On 01th of April 2004 at 19:58:04, Spiro Trikaliotis wrote:
> [...]
> 
> IMHO, it would be better to remove that option as it does not seem to
> make sense anymore now that the keys can be defined as one likes.
> 

I'd like to keep it, as it still gives me the possibility to choose
enter-to-send for each protocol.

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Wolfram Schlich | 1 Apr 20:35
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keybindings: exit from rss feeds

Hi,

how can I bind some key to exit from rss feeds? :)
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Wolfram Schlich | 1 Apr 20:49
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Re: keybindings: exit from rss feeds

* Wolfram Schlich <lists@...> [2004-04-01 20:38]:
> Hi,
> 
> how can I bind some key to exit from rss feeds? :)

Of course, I know both how to edit my ~/.centericq/keybindings and its
format - what I don't know are the section and the action.
I just tried "bind history \cc quit" but that didn't work.
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Velu Shk | 3 Apr 23:52
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Re: Enter key does not send messages

However, Ctrl-Xmit is very retro and all software should be that way.

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Daniel Kraus | 4 Apr 02:43
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Re: keybindings: exit from rss feeds

Hi!

Wolfram Schlich wrote:
> > how can I bind some key to exit from rss feeds? :)

You can't. There is no such binding (yet)..
The history (and the rss feeds) are opened as an dialog window from
konsts kkconsui lib. In this Dialog you have some default keys like
LEFT, RIGHT, ESC and ENTER.
When I did the keybinding patch I just made the keys configurable that
where in some kind "special" for centericq (they where extra listed in
icqface.cc for example. I don't want to go in the details here).
And to exit from history etc was no such key. I'm pretty sure there are
more things/keys like that..

> Of course, I know both how to edit my ~/.centericq/keybindings and its
> format - what I don't know are the section and the action.
> I just tried "bind history \cc quit" but that didn't work.

The attached patch against cvs makes your "bind history \cc quit"
working. The "problem" is that it doesn't overwrite the default
exit key (ESC) which is defined in kkconsui.

And furthermore, is "bind history \cc quit" intuitive as an binding to
exit an rss feed?

Cheers,
	Daniel
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