Closed paul-lalonde closed 1 year ago
I'm already planning on looking at some of this code for #470 so I'll take this.
I believe I've found the cause - the a and aa variables returned from getargs() in Execute() appear to be reversed. I haven't finished tracing it though well enough to be happy to commit the change. There's another bug between here and the golang win that's causing the "Send" to show up when chording it. Still digging.
Paul
On Mon, May 1, 2023, 4:06 p.m. Robert Kroeger @.***> wrote:
I'm already planning on looking at some of this code for #470 https://github.com/rjkroege/edwood/issues/470 so I'll take this.
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We can get: "C1:M C2:x Q0:48 Q1:52 OQ0:49 OQ1:49 Flag:11 Text:Look Arg:/Users/flux/dev/edwood/cmd/win/win Loc:/Users/flux/dev/edwood/cmd/win/+win:#117,#120"
instead of "C1:M C2:x Q0:48 Q1:52 OQ0:49 OQ1:49 Flag:11 Text:Look Arg:/Users/flux/dev/edwood/cmd/win/+win:#117,#120" Loc:/Users/flux/dev/edwood/cmd/win/+win:#117,#120"
Working on a reliable repro - this showed up cleanly (and repeatably) while working on win.