Hey, I just started using this program today and although it'll take some getting used to, I like it, especially the indent on wrapped lines. I've searched...
... If this feature was added to BeipMU then there probably should be some sort of limit to how large the input window should grow, if for example 50 lines of...
Sunday, August 3, 2003, 3:36:44 PM, Whyrl wrote: ... W> If this feature was added to BeipMU then there probably should be some sort W> of limit to how large...
Actually the standard limit is 1024 characters, which seems to be about 6 1/2 lines if you are on 1280x1024 resolution, full screen. I'd say keep it to seven...
Well it could always be made an option. Not /everyone/ posts code. I prefer to upload code in the form of a text file, although I haven't checked to see if...
Having the option of uploading code would be wonderful, but I don't think it can. Maybe a good option to add? Most of the time posting it is just as easy,...
Oh, and I thought of another thing. My old client had what it called 'command stacking'. If the charcter for command stacking was ~, then I could type '@set...
Ctrl-enter creates a new line in the input window. Is that similar to what you were looking for? Anything else (using '~', '/r', '\r' or indeed any printable...
... BeipMU has this too. Use Ctrl+Enter in the input window as the delimiter. (This does get mentioned in the Getting Started guide in the latest help...
Really, since BeipMU works with any MU*, the claim of standard is not entirely valid. GlowMUCK and Fuzzball MUCK (Fuzzball may have adopted the 3072 or even a...
That growable input window idea is interesting. I think I could make that work pretty easily/efficiently, and it'd act just as though you manually resized the...
Tuesday, August 5, 2003, 6:44:21 AM, BeipMU wrote: BD> As for sending programs to the muck, by that do people mean like BD> how 'smart paste' works? Where it...
Well, after asking around and trying a few tests it seems that either the muck server automagically strips off the special characters, the client strips it...
I think you'll find that it's the server that ignores special characters. You can test this by using raw telnet to the server (using PuTTY, for example). Oh...
... Fuzzball does indeed strip unusual codes (invisible and 128+ characters), so it's either the first or the last. Either way, yeah, there's a reason the...
Ahh, okay. I see now. I have to admit that's better since you can then see where the lines actually are instead of searching your text for the special...
... make ... you ... changed ... That sounds great to me. I have the history window turned off though, I don't find much use for it myself, what with Ctrl+up....
... you ... Based on how fast people typically type/send, a tooltip would be glacial in it's reponsiveness and nobody would ever use it. The status bar real...
... people ... things ... Well if they're typing so quickly, I'm not sure they'd be creating new lines in the input anyway? I'm not even positive what you're ...
I've been noticing weird things popping up while using the program. Seemingly out of no where a white box will appear on my screen, about 3" by 3" I think....
... Oh, so it's not BeipMU? I probably did have IE going too... Seems a little odd, must not be working right, since I can almost never see what it is, it...
... That's one thing I've never seen a client do, put up a modal guard to prevent the user from mucking up the paste. It sounds like a good idea to me but...
... It's short and mysterious to make you wonder what it is, then eventually you find it's an ad for one of the online travel booking agencies, and for some...
... Seems ... eventually ... and for ... swear to ... *nod* I meant that it wasn't even loading for me. My slow connection often does a lot to help me defeat...
I had another thought. I asked before if opening a new window could be made to automatically bring up the connection dialog. How about this instead (if you...
... Would rather "/connect" with no arguments bring up the connection dialog, so you could put // assuming EventObject.window for a NewWindow event is the new...
I like it! But I'd rather add a function on the IWindow_Main interface like 'OpenDialogConnect()' as the '\' commands are not supposed to involve the gui. ...
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