Re: bitchx and forward delete key

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i've been using bitchx for many years and never had a need for either
forward delete or ctcp cloaking. same goes for scrollz or ircii or epic4
..

nate

On Sat, 30 Sep 2000, C. Falconer wrote:

criggi At 03:34 PM 9/29/00 -0400, you wrote:
criggi Is there any reason that anyone would object if I changed the forward 
delete
criggi key to do something sane, like delete forward, instead of toggling 
cloaking?
criggi 
criggi Replies just to me, please.
criggi 
criggi I don't have an answer to your question sorry - but why request replies 
not 
criggi go to the list?  I happen to have started using bitchx at work, and I 
might 
criggi be interested in someones answer... also the thread can diverge into 
criggi another semi-related area which other people will find interesting.
criggi 
criggi Just a thought.
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bitchx and forward delete key

[Daniel Jacobowitz]

Is there any reason that anyone would object if I changed the forward delete
key to do something sane, like delete forward, instead of toggling cloaking?

Replies just to me, please.

Dan

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Re: bitchx and forward delete key

[C. Falconer]

At 03:34 PM 9/29/00 -0400, you wrote:

Is there any reason that anyone would object if I changed the forward delete
key to do something sane, like delete forward, instead of toggling cloaking?

Replies just to me, please.


I don't have an answer to your question sorry - but why request replies not 
go to the list?  I happen to have started using bitchx at work, and I might 
be interested in someones answer... also the thread can diverge into 
another semi-related area which other people will find interesting.


Just a thought.

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Criggie