Included condition to allow @ character on console Input #15
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Thanks for your PR!
I added some suggestion about the fix, and also it will be good to add a test to replicate this error. If you need any help with this, please let me know.
…ed validation on ConsoleObservable:ImplementKeysBehaviours and in ConsoleObservable:GetLineObservable to allow @ character
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hey @c3sxr , could you please add some tests for this bug? |
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Hi @afucher ! |
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Hey @c3sxr for some reason it is not reflecting any new changes here in the Pull Request 😕 |
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Can you please look again, the File changes tab is showing my new changes |
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Oh those files I saw, my comment was regarding adding a new test that cover the @ bug |
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Oh you mean on the InquirerUnitTest? Sure let me include it |
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Can you please take a look and let me know if that looks right? |
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| return new ConsoleKeyInfo('ü', ConsoleKey.U, false, false, false); | ||
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| return new ConsoleKeyInfo('@', ConsoleKey.D2, false, false, false); |
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I think the first boolean parameter represent the shift key, and in this case it should be true. Could you check please?
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You're right the parameter shift needed to be true. Can you please review again?
Thanks!
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If the digit is D2 (@ special character) then it will go back one character and the next will replace it
I included a condition to avoid this and include the @ special character as an input character