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  • Posted a comment on ticket #246 on SyncTERM

    Found in Version is 1.8... was this verified on 1.8 as well, or is it a 1.9a-only issue?

  • Modified ticket #247 on SyncTERM

    Extra chars sent with some keypresses in Wayland mode

  • Posted a comment on ticket #247 on SyncTERM

    Should be fixed in git now.

  • Modified ticket #246 on SyncTERM

    Disconnecting (alt-H) in serial port connection hangs and ultimately crashes

  • Posted a comment on ticket #132 on SyncTERM

    This could be done in 1.9a today, putting the file in the per-BBS cache directory. Adding readLine() and writeLine() methods to the File object to make it easier right now.

  • Modified a comment on ticket #129 on SyncTERM

    Actually, if you put that in scripts you would need to manually trigger it, so just:\ import "syncterm" for Hook Hook.onInput(0x0a) { |b| "\r\n" } Then, after you connect, do Ctrl+` and type import CRLF. To use the first one automagically, that script would need to go in scripts/auto/connected

  • Posted a comment on ticket #129 on SyncTERM

    Actually, if you put that in scripts you would need to manually trigger it, so just:\ import "syncterm" for BBS, Hook Hook.onInput(0x0a) { |b| "\r\n" } Then, after you connect, do Ctrl+` and type import CRLF. To use the first one automagically, that script would need to go in scripts/auto/connected

  • Posted a comment on ticket #129 on SyncTERM

    So, I've added the ability for a Wren onInput() hook to return a string that replaces a byte... so you could do this pretty easily now with a wren script that checks the BBS name and if it's one that you want to expand LF with have it return "\r\n". Something like: import "syncterm" for BBS, Hook if (BBS.name == "Dev Board") { Hook.onInput(0x0a) { |b| "\r\n" } } In a "CRLF.wren" file in the script directory would do it. The "stuff" for Wren configuration isn't there yet, that's still a ways out on...

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