KildClient

I've released version 3.2.2 that fixes the "window cannot be shrunk" bug. Hopefully this also prevents the behavior you describe of the window width being increased when the text does not fit one line.

KildClient version 3.2.2 has been released today.

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This version fixes a bug that prevented the window from being shrunk. See the detailed change log.

I can't reproduce this widening behavior, However, I could reproduce the problem that when the text breaks to another line, the window width cannot be shrunk. I guess the two problems might be related.

I don't think that hooks are the solution here.

I haven't test this, but I'd create three triggers:

- 1: for the first line, that gags it and enables trigger 3
- 2: for the last line, that gags it and disables trigger 3
- 3: matches anything ('.' as a regexp should be enough), gags the line ...

Well, you have the full power of Perl, so you can do any kind of substitution you want.

But that's not really convenient if you want to use the same aliases available for interactive use. Fortunately there's the $world->expandaliases() function, that expands aliases as if they had been typed in the ...

This problem has finally been solved in version 3.2.1b.

A new Windows build has been release. This version fixes spell checking on Windows.

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There are no further changes, and the since it only affects the Windows packaging, there isn't a 3.2.1b source code release.

KildClient version 3.2.1 has been released today.

Go to the download page to download it.

This version fixes a couple of bugs that have accumulated in the last years, and has some internal code updates. See the detailed change log.

MickeyHus wrote: Mon Feb 25, 2019 12:37 pm Is there a reason that spell checking only works with the multi line input bar, Ekalin?

Yes, the single line text input component does not support spell checking.

Spell checking only works with the multi-line input bar. Is that what you're using?