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from: nelgin
date: 2024-10-10 02:53:00
subject: Re: /? not working in non

On Wed, 9 Oct 2024 16:17:26 -0400
"Amessyroom" (VERT/TL-QWK) 
wrote:

>   Re: /? not working in non-external editor
>   By: Digital Man to Amessyroom on Wed Oct 09 2024 12:08 pm
> 
>  DM> Re: /? not working in non-external editor By: Amessyroom to All
>  DM> on Wed Oct 09 2024 04:59 am  
> 
>  >> Had a user indicate they could not figure out how to exit editor.
>  >>  
> 
>  >> Went to user configuration, and selected No for external editor.  
> 
>  >> When trying to enter /? there was no response  
> 
>  >> E-mail (User name or number): amr
>  >> Just went to next line (tried to cut-n-paste capture but didn't
>  >> work above).  
> 
>  >> The /s command did work, but /? did not result in expected help
>  >> menu.  
> 
>  DM> Maybe you were in raw I/O mode at the time? --
>  DM> digital man (rob)  
> 
>  How would I determine this ?  I was connected via SyncTerm I
> believe, if not it was ftelnet. I'll repeat the action i both.
> 
> I enter text on first line , and /? on second line in either syncterm
> or ftelnet connected to my bbs. toolazy.synchro.net:2323 and it
> returns to next line without help displayed. I type /s on 3rd line
> and it saves message successfully.


The problem appears to be that if a new users selects to change their
default editor, it's using the old default to send a message to the
sysop. It's still using FSEditor.

Once you get into the BBS and then send a message, then you get the
internal editor. Seems like a bug to me in that the login process isn't
re-reading the editor if it's changed. I would file a git bug report.
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