Version: 1.0.1 (using KDE KDE 3.5.4) OS: Linux I'd like input on this, and perhaps make an option in coming versions of Konversation if it isn't difficult to implement properly. Example: <hb> so for example I make a typo in a sentnce <hb> s/sentnce/sentence/ Would be interesting in that case that Konvi "repairs" hb's previous statement in a sed-like fashion, without printing a new line. So the above example would change from the way it looks above to: <hb> so for example I make a typo in a sentence <hb> s/sentnce/sentence/ Changed unobtrusively in place. One potential problem I see is that someone mistypes something so terribly that the replacement lengthens a line enough to affect where it wraps to the next line.
> I'd like input on this Pretty gimmicky and not something that will ever end up in the core application -- it may eventually possible with a plugin/script, but the required interfaces are pending, and even of low priority (compared to other scripting hooks). I.e. right now it's not feasible and won't be for a fairly long time (unless people magically show up to work on it, that is).
Eike, would this even be useful beyond the users display? IRC chatter once displayed server-side can't be retrieved and fixed, so this would only update on the users display, if implemented.
Yes, this would only be user-side, which I assume the reporter is aware of and wants.