This allows to kind of automate what profanity should do as first jobs,
e.g. `--cmd /foo --cmd /bar --cmd /quit` so one can easily check for memory
leaks.
Signed-off-by: Steffen Jaeckel <s@jaeckel.eu>
Before this change issuing `/quit` directly called `exit(0)` and did not
invoke all the graceful shutdown routines. Now we first try to exit from
the event loop, which includes cleaning up everything.
In case the event loop is stuck for some reason, you could try to issue a
second `/quit`, which will then directly call `exit(0)`.
Signed-off-by: Steffen Jaeckel <s@jaeckel.eu>
Revert "Merge pull request #1943 from H3rnand3zzz/gmainloop
This reverts commit 609fde0998, reversing
changes made to 2ec94064ed.
Revert "Merge pull request #1948 from H3rnand3zzz/fix/rl-less-refreshes"
This reverts commit 11762fd2b0, reversing
changes made to 609fde0998.
We have got several issues, that we don't quite see how to solve, with
the merge of the gmainloop PR.
* Slashguard is broken (#1955) (though #1956 could fix that)
* One person reported problems with copy paste selection via mouse
* Some input buffer seems not to be cleared correctly
It happened that I was debugging profanity used `/connect` and typed
the password. I then debugged so long that a time out occurred, so
profanity disconnected. Then it printed "unknown command: $password".
There was something else that I forgot now.
Bottomline is: so far we didn't get it right so we will undo these
changes until someone proposes a working solution.
We got a slight performance increase (apparently noticable when
alt+mouse scrolling) but got too many issues with this change.
This commit enables connecting to an account on startup which enables
the use case of having different pre-configured scripts which start
different profanity processes for different accounts. This only makes
sense in the light of not supporting many accounts connected per
process.
