Repeat Module Cannot Send a Newline about pycat HOT 5 OPEN

I can't get it to work in the repeat module since I don't know how to stop the line from sending from within that module, but I can make this alias in my world module:

r'newline': '',

And that lets me send a blank line to the mud! Still, I'd like to figure out how to fix it in the repeat module instead.

from pycat.

Come to think of it, is there anyway to suppress the sending of an input line? Even if so, can that method be called from inside the repeat module?

from pycat.

Whoa, someone actually uses this thing?

I have usually sent a single space, it's usually good enough for pagers.

What kind of behavior would you propose? The whole reason for having the repeat module is to transform empty lines into previous commands. What would you like it to do instead?

from pycat.

Yup! A Python only mud client has been on my wishlist, literally, for years!

Someone's actually forked you, and their like 60 commits ahead. I haven't tried the fork yet, but it lives here:

https://github.com/MongooseMoo/pycat

As for the issue...

I can't just send a space because the input line is getting trimmed somewhere. Sending whitespace shows up as a blank line, which triggers the repeat module.

Requested functionality

I'd like to be able to bypass the repeat module and send a new line. Maybe a control sequence or maybe not trimming whitespace only lines or an input that the repeat module sees and converts to a newline?

While I Have Your Attention

I'd love some time to chat with you about the project. Maybe in Discord or something similar. If you're no longer interested in pycat, I can fork it and resume active development, but a chat with the author would save me lots of trial and error. Better yet, maybe you'll feel like picking it back up ;)

from pycat.

Check out that PR - does it do what you want?

As for chatting - why not. I don't have a Discord account, though. I'll just email you instead.

from pycat.