Re: [gnome-mud] Multi-line Input Plugin

[Mike Ginou <mike ginou ca>]

I haven't taken a look at your stuff yet, but I don't suppose there is 
any possibility of configuring the keybindings used by the input window?
In particular I'm rather fond of the Emacs-style (up (Ctrl-p), down 
(Ctrl-n), home (Ctrl-a), end (Ctrl-e), clear (Ctrl-u), etc.) navigation 
key bindings.

I had to hack support into the old input window (I never did it properly 
though, so I never posted a patch) and I'd love to be able to do it 
easily (via a python plugin? or a dialog?).

Mike

Les Harris wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> First off, sorry if this isn't the right place for this but there aren't
> alot of gnome-mud forums etc in existence.
>
> I made a little plugin that pops up a multi-line input window that you
> can use to do things like softcode (on MUSHes for example).  
>
> Since plugin_register_menu() is b0rked the only interface I could expose
> is a text-based one.  
>
> The commands are:
> /mi - Shows the multi-line input window
> /miabout - Shows my cheesy about dialog.
>
> You will need the pcre library (http://www.pcre.org/) installed to
> compile.  Also, the modules_api.h file is out of date with the
> implementation and you will have to change:
>
> Line 31: extern void plugin_connection_send(gchar *text);
>
> to
>
> Line 31: extern void plugin_connection_send(CONNECTION_DATA
> *connection,gchar *text);
>
> Unless you like gnome-mud crashing hard that is ;-)
>
> I'm working on another plugin using libpcre that will add trigger/alias
> support to gnome-mud and once I get some wacky GHashTable weirdness
> fixed I'll post that here too (assuming I'm not flamed into oblivian
> from this one).
>
> Grab the source here:
> http://home.comcast.net/~lescom/MultiInputPlugin.tar.gz
>
> Installation:
> Move the tarball to (gnome-mud root)/plugins
> Extract said tarball
> make
> make install (Just copies the plugin to ~/.gnome-mud/plugins for you)
>
> Note: I'm using the 0.10.7 release, if the plugin interface has changed
> in the CVS this will probably die.
>
> Hopefully it'll be of some use to any of you who use gnome-mud for
> well... mudding :) 
>
> Les
>
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