When sending a comment (a line beginning with #) on stdin, it triggers a COMMAND_ERROR '#' instead of considering it a comment.
This is primarily relevant when using uzbl-core -c - and then manually copying a config to stdin, which is useful when one doesn't want to rely on sockets/fifos for the event manager.
When sending a comment (a line beginning with
#
) on stdin, it triggers aCOMMAND_ERROR '#'
instead of considering it a comment.This is primarily relevant when using
uzbl-core -c -
and then manually copying a config to stdin, which is useful when one doesn't want to rely on sockets/fifos for the event manager.