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[mattikus]

I recently found tintin after deciding to get back into mudding. I was looking for a nice console client and this seems like its perfect for my needs. However, I'm quite addicted to the console and my hands are trained to hit ctrl-c whenever i mess up a line on the bash terminal, which will reset the input.

I've looked around in the source and I thought I've changed every instance of ctrl-c being hardcoded, but it still persists.

Ideally, i'd like to have ctrl-d be the exit mud command, with ctrl-c being cursor_clear_line.

I tried to set them using #cursor ingame, however #cursor {exit} {anything} will be interpreted as a literal exit.

Anything obvious i'm missing?

[Scandum]

It's hard to find because tintin uses a signal handler to catch ctrl-c.

terminal.c around row 67 replace

DEL_BIT(io.c_lflag, ECHO|ECHONL|IEXTEN);

with

DEL_BIT(io.c_lflag, ECHO|ECHONL|IEXTEN|ISIG);

#macro {\C-c} {#cursor clear left;cursor clear right}

As of the next release I'll enable ISIG by default and I'll also add a #cursor clear line option.

[mattikus]

Yep, that did the trick just nicely. Ctrl-C is now mapped to #clear line, which apparently is implemented, just not expressed via the config. I have ctrl-d replace the original behavior of ctrl-c which feels much more natural to me.

Thanks!