Bernhard R. Link schrob:
> Well, an execute is an execute. Not having to remember which prompt was
> used to get back to it is a feature in my eyes. (Though this feature was
> mostly added because ratpoison has only one history file and there are
> at least two histories to remember).
Ok, if that'
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* Jan Braun [090528 10:57]:
> With 1.4.4-1, the original reporter's case "C-t : resize C-t ! UPARROW"
> is fixed: resize appears only in the : history, not in the ! one.
> However, the reverse case "C-t ! true C-t : UPARROW" sti
Package: ratpoison
Version: 1.4.4-1
Severity: normal
Hi,
With 1.4.4-1, the original reporter's case "C-t : resize C-t ! UPARROW"
is fixed: resize appears only in the : history, not in the ! one.
However, the reverse case "C-t ! true C-t : UPARROW" still(?) presents
":exec true" as an entry in the
Package: ratpoison
Version: 1.4.3-1
Severity: minor
The histories of the ratpoison command prompt (C-t :) and the shell
command prompt (C-t !) are shared. This doesn't make any sense.
For instance:
1. Start ratpoison.
2. Hit "C-t :" and type "resize". Hit escape.
3. Hit "C-t !" and hit the up ar
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