Marco Gerards wrote:
Why do you have a hook for variables?
For example, when I do:
set vt100=...
It's ok that is does not take effect until you change TERM, IMO.
So what happens is:
1) VT100 is set
2) TERM is set
2a) The hook is executed
2b) VT100 is read by the hook.
2c) The contents of VT100 is read and parsed.
2d) From this point of the VT100 stuff can be used and the hook
returns.
What if the user notices a typo in VT100 and changes it. Wouldn't they
expect the update to be immediate, and not have to reassign TERM its
current value?
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Omniflux
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