Command Line Cursor Behavior
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22 Feb 2014 08:05 #1
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I cannot click on a specific place in my command line to edit a command.
Mudportal will automatically put your cursor at the end of the command if you click anywhere on the command line, even if you're trying to target a misspelling, etc. The only way to get to a specific place in your command line is to backspace to it from the end - which can be difficult if the command is particularly long (like an emote or a tell). On an RP game, this is often literally a whole paragraph of text to backspace through, and I imagine other games still have long tells, etc.
In case this is only my system, I'm using Google Chrone v32.0.1700.107 m.
Mudportal will automatically put your cursor at the end of the command if you click anywhere on the command line, even if you're trying to target a misspelling, etc. The only way to get to a specific place in your command line is to backspace to it from the end - which can be difficult if the command is particularly long (like an emote or a tell). On an RP game, this is often literally a whole paragraph of text to backspace through, and I imagine other games still have long tells, etc.
In case this is only my system, I'm using Google Chrone v32.0.1700.107 m.
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22 Feb 2014 18:32 #2
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Replied by plamzi on topic Command Line Cursor Behavior
Fixed.
It was browser-specific.
It was browser-specific.
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22 Feb 2014 20:49 #3
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Replied by Kinaed on topic Command Line Cursor Behavior
This is fixed in the instance of just clicking on the command line on a command you just typed - it doesn't work if the command is highlighted. The most common case of my using a command revision is after I've entered the command, then press up to re-enter/fix the command.
I'm not sure if it's because it's highlighted or because it's a re-populated command, but the behavior remains the same as before - can't click just anywhere on the command, auto-clicks to the end of the command. HOWEVER, now I can click, remove the highlight, then click where I want, which is an improvement.
I'm not sure if it's because it's highlighted or because it's a re-populated command, but the behavior remains the same as before - can't click just anywhere on the command, auto-clicks to the end of the command. HOWEVER, now I can click, remove the highlight, then click where I want, which is an improvement.
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22 Feb 2014 21:18 #4
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Replied by plamzi on topic Command Line Cursor Behavior
In Chrome v33, I don't need to click to remove the highlight before I can place the cursor.
I fixed an issue where selecting part of the text with your mouse in command input incorrectly triggered the auto-paster.
I fixed an issue where selecting part of the text with your mouse in command input incorrectly triggered the auto-paster.
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