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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -v0.8.7 2003-11-17 Timo Sirainen <tss@iki.fi> +v0.8.7 2003-11-23 Timo Sirainen <tss@iki.fi> * Settings changes - we have now "time", "size" and "level" setting types. @@ -15,23 +15,18 @@ v0.8.7 2003-11-17 Timo Sirainen <tss@iki.fi> 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. + must occur for it to be considered pasting. Paste mode goes on when + first pasted CR/LF is found. - The first paste_detect_keycount characters may 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. + The first line may also contain some command characters. They are + executed, but their action in entry line is reverted once pasting + is detected. 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. + TAB is completion key) in the first pasted line, they get pasted as + TABs. - This detection isn't perfect and especially with laggy connections - it could do things wrong. If you don't like it, you can disable it + This detection isn't perfect, so if it annoys you it can be disabled with /SET paste_detect_time 0 + If pasting more lines than /SET paste_verify_line_count, irssi asks if you actually want to do that. This should be useful to prevent |