This reverts commit 1df1903d23.
This is not so easy to implement: it requires saving state of plugins, and
plugins like irc can not save the connected state (except in a real upgrade
case where the sockets are still valid after exec of the new binary).
To force evaluation of the expression before doing the comparison (less safe),
the "${eval_cond:xxx}" can be used.
With the old behavior we had:
>> ${if:a==b}
== [0]
>> ${if:${raw:a==b}}
== [0]
>> ${if:${eval_cond:${raw:a==b}}}
== [0]
And with the new behavior, we have:
>> ${if:a==b}
== [0]
>> ${if:${raw:a==b}}
== [1]
>> ${if:${eval_cond:${raw:a==b}}}
== [0]
This used pointer1 and pointer2 which are pointers to the buffers, but
it should use ptr_hotlist1 and ptr_hotlist1 which are pointers to the
hotlists it is trying to compare.
If you run /input jump_next_visited_buffer right after switching to a
buffer, weechat changes to the first buffer in the visited buffers list.
That is, it wraps around and goes to the buffer you visited the longest
ago. This patch fixes that.
The reason it happens is that when you switch to a buffer (normally,
i.e. in another way than using jump_previously_visited_buffer/
jump_next_visited_buffer) gui_buffers_visited_index is set to -1 (in
gui_buffer_visited_add). This makes gui_buffer_visited_get_index_next
return 0 because it returns gui_buffers_visited_index + 1, which makes
gui_input_jump_next_visited_buffer jump to the first buffer in the list
of visited buffers.
Fixes#1591
These two formats are now supported, if "pointer_name" is present in the
"pointers" hashtable:
* "${pointer_name}": value of pointer (example: "0x1234abcd")
* ${buffer[pointer_name].full_name}: use of a pointer name instead of pointer
value or list name
New options to customize behavior on signals received, with the default
behavior:
- weechat.signal.sighup: quit in normal mode, reload config in headless
- weechat.signal.sigquit: quit
- weechat.signal.sigterm: quit
- weechat.signal.sigusr1: no command executed by default
- weechat.signal.sigusr2: no command executed by default
The signals SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2 are introduced by this commit, so it's now
possible to run commands when they are received.
The SIGHUP signal makes now WeeChat quit, it was the behavior before version
2.9 of WeeChat (see commit de1e61f7cd).
Use "!" instead of "@" to separate nick from host, like it is done in IRC
protocol.
The nick and host is now displayed as "nick!user@host" instead of
"nick@user@host".
Sébastien Helleu