implementing the ability to edit messages rather than cancel them unxpectedly on certain keypresses #296
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implementing the ability to edit messages rather than cancel them unxpectedly on certain keypresses #296proycon wants to merge 1 commit intopaul-nameless:masterfrom
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…xpectedly on certain keypresses paul-nameless#293 This is a bit hacky... left arrow does the same as delete, other control character open up the editor for further message editing
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Decent workaround but we could maybe use curses.textpad for easier key handling.
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This implements a solution for #293, albeit a bit of a hacky one: left arrow does the same as backspace, other control characters open up the editor for further message editing