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[John Bollinger <819655@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Mudlet 2.0-rc5+ (mudlet-HEAD-24bbfa4.tar.gz) on Fedora 14

Per the user manual, if you haven’t started to type anything yet, you
can browse through your command history with the cursor up and cursor
down keys.  This worked fine in earlier builds, but it does not work in
2.0-rc5+: pressing the cursor up and down keys no longer has any affect.
For example,

1) Start mudlet
2) Connect to a MUD
3) Issue a command at the command line, such as "look"
4) Press the up arrow key

I expect the previous command (look) to be recalled to the command line,
but nothing happens.  This worked as expected at least as recently as
mudlet-HEAD-79a8905.

** Affects: mudlet
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: history recall

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Title:
  Command history recall no longer works

Status in Mudlet the MUD client:
  New

Bug description:
  Mudlet 2.0-rc5+ (mudlet-HEAD-24bbfa4.tar.gz) on Fedora 14

  Per the user manual, if you haven’t started to type anything yet, you
  can browse through your command history with the cursor up and cursor
  down keys.  This worked fine in earlier builds, but it does not work
  in 2.0-rc5+: pressing the cursor up and down keys no longer has any
  affect.  For example,

  1) Start mudlet
  2) Connect to a MUD
  3) Issue a command at the command line, such as "look"
  4) Press the up arrow key

  I expect the previous command (look) to be recalled to the command
  line, but nothing happens.  This worked as expected at least as
  recently as mudlet-HEAD-79a8905.

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