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When raw code and alias for a key are both matching, the raw code must always
have higher priority.
This commit fixes this behavior and gives priority to raw code.
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Changes:
- add function gui_key_debug_print_key
- change message "no key" by "no key binding"
- remove messages ""insert into input" / "ignored"
- add color for delimiters
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(missing comma)
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The raw key code is kept as-is, so for example "meta2-A" becomes "meta-[A".
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mouse context
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With this fix, fset buffer shows the key as modified only if the user actually
changed the command bound to the key.
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`/fset` commands
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Add missing safe keys: "backspace" and "return".
Add missing unsafe keys: "comma", "space".
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Legacy keys are automatically converted to new names when loading configuration
file `weechat.conf`.
Examples:
"ctrl-I" => "tab"
"meta2-1;3A" => "meta-up"
"meta2-Z" => "shift-tab"
"meta-wmeta-meta2-A" => "meta-w,meta-up"
"ctrl-Cb" => "ctrl-c,b"
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debug
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gui_chat_printf_y_date_tags (closes #1883)
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When the input buffer contains non word characters at the end, /input
move_next_word will stop moving at the end of the last word. This is
a bit confusing and not in line with what readline does (think bash).
When there are no words left in the input buffer, make /input
move_next_word go to the end of line.
Signed-off-by: Robin Jarry <robin@jarry.cc>
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(issue #1875)
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#1875)
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gui_key_get_expanded_name (issue #1875)
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matters (issue #1872)
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(issue #1872)
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