Good evening!

I just posted a message to lemonlime in the FSX GEN conference. I
quoted his original message. When I went back to read it, it looks
like the line wrap is off. I think that the line is being wrapped
when I quote it (to account for the space used by the line numbers),
and it is maintaining the offset for the lines numbers after the
message is posted.

I don't mind it but as I thought you recently mentioned doing some
work on that I thought I should mention it. The message in question
should have a time stamp < 5 minutes earlier than this one.


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Good evening!

I just posted a message to lemonlime in the FSX GEN conference. I
quoted his original message. When I went back to read it, it looks
like the line wrap is off. I think that the line is being wrapped
when I quote it (to account for the space used by the line numbers),
and it is maintaining the offset for the lines numbers after the
message is posted.

Is that with the internal editor?

Andrew


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apam wrote to Blue White <=-

Good evening!

I just posted a message to lemonlime in the FSX GEN conference. I
quoted his original message. When I went back to read it, it looks
like the line wrap is off. I think that the line is being wrapped
when I quote it (to account for the space used by the line numbers),
and it is maintaining the offset for the lines numbers after the
message is posted.

Is that with the internal editor?

Yes, that is correct. Thanks!


... Internal Error: The system has been taken over by sheep at line 19960
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Is that with the internal editor?

Yes, that is correct. Thanks!

Thanks I'll have a look next week when I'm home as this may be a little
tricky to fix.

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Hey there, looks like I have traffic set to HOLD for your node. Do you still want this or is it OK to CRASH?

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Hey there, looks like I have traffic set to HOLD for your node. Do you still want this or is it OK to CRASH?

It's ok to crash, i have been polling every 15 minutes, so should i
relax that a bit?

Andrew

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On 24 Nov 2019 at 07:37a, apam pondered and said...

It's ok to crash, i have been polling every 15 minutes, so should i
relax that a bit?

No that's fine, keep it up if you wish to, no probs here :)
I am working though a list of all NET 1 nodes while I check some things at
NET 1 and thought I'd just ask if you wanted this. I've found a few other
nodes in the same boat.

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I just posted a message to lemonlime in the FSX GEN
conference. I quoted his original message. When I went back
to read it, it looks like the line wrap is off. I think that
the line is being wrapped when I quote it (to account for the
space used by the line numbers), and it is maintaining the
offset for the lines numbers after the message is posted.

Is that with the internal editor?

Yes, that is correct. Thanks!

I've just added code to wrap quotes of quotes as well as quotes.. there
are a few extra spaces i haven't got my head around yet but it works for
the most part....

Hopefully this will fix the issue with the line editor. Also fixed a few
memory leaks and noticed a crash which i've fixed..

Andrew


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apam around Sunday, November 24th...

I've just added code to wrap quotes of quotes as well as quotes.. there are a few extra spaces i haven't got my head around yet but it works for the most part....

At some point I need to go back and re-visit ENiG's handling in this area. There are so many edge cases it's a pain in the ass thing to get right.


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I've just added code to wrap quotes of quotes as well as
quotes.. there are a few extra spaces i haven't got my head
around yet but it works for the most part....

At some point I need to go back and re-visit ENiG's handling in
this area. There are so many edge cases it's a pain in the ass
thing to get right.

Oh I know... word wrapping has to be my least favorite thing.

Andrew

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I just posted a message to lemonlime in the FSX GEN
conference. I quoted his original message. When I went back
to read it, it looks like the line wrap is off. I think that
the line is being wrapped when I quote it (to account for the
space used by the line numbers), and it is maintaining the
offset for the lines numbers after the message is posted.

Is that with the internal editor?

Yes, that is correct. Thanks!

I've just added code to wrap quotes of quotes as well as quotes..
there are a few extra spaces i haven't got my head around yet but
it works for the most part....

I think I've fixed the spacing now.

Andrew


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Oh I know... word wrapping has to be my least favorite thing.

I tried to figure out word wrapping for a long time with daydream and eventually just accepted that I'm not smart enough. ;)

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On Monday, November 25th ryan said...

I tried to figure out word wrapping for a long time with daydream and eventually just accepted that I'm not smart enough. ;)

lol!

I've gone though a number of implementations with enig. I plan on revisiting it
*again* since I now have a list of more edge cases that break the stupid thing.


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NuSkooler
Xibalba BBS @ xibalba.l33t.codes / 44510(telnet) 44511(ssh)
ENiGMA 1/2 BBS WHQ | Phenom | 67 | iMPURE | ACiDic

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