Yes, this would be a great addition. I've been thinking about how to implement this and I think we'd need to add message selection to the scrolling in the message pane, like the other panes. We could also add info (time, hops etc) to messages via a popup. Shouldn't be too hard.
The slightly harder part is how to visualize that a message is a reply to a previous message without using too much screen real estate. Ideas welcome.
Yes, this would be a great addition. I've been thinking about how to implement this and I think we'd need to add message selection to the scrolling in the message pane, like the other panes. We could also add info (time, hops etc) to messages via a popup. Shouldn't be too hard.
The slightly harder part is how to visualize that a message is a reply to a previous message without using too much screen real estate. Ideas welcome.
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[17:03:56] >> [7] c760: test copy
[17:04:44] >> [7] c760: (fat fingers)
[17:03:56] ++ [+] c760: test copy
[17:36:14] >> [5] << NAP1: It a little late but I copy....
here it repeats the message replied to and just places ++ [+] or similar since it's just pulling the original message you are replying to forward, then the actual reply can show as normal, BUT indent under the repeated message you are replying to so it's clear it's a reply.
Just an idea, but that would be clear to me
Maybe something like this
```
-- 2026-03-31 17:00 --
[17:03:56] >> [7] c760: test copy
[17:04:44] >> [7] c760: (fat fingers)
[17:03:56] ++ [+] c760: test copy
[17:36:14] >> [5] << NAP1: It a little late but I copy....
```
here it repeats the message replied to and just places ++ [+] or similar since it's just pulling the original message you are replying to forward, then the actual reply can show as normal, BUT indent under the repeated message you are replying to so it's clear it's a reply.
Just an idea, but that would be clear to me
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Got a funky issue. I can't erase the Re: part in the message field, and it won't send what's there. Even if I switch to another channel and come back.
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Got a funky issue. I can't erase the Re: part in the message field, and it won't send what's there. Even if I switch to another channel and come back.
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Got a funky issue. I can't erase the Re: part in the message field, and it won't send what's there. Even if I switch to another channel and come back.
Press CTRL-R again to remove the reply text? The DB wasn't previously saving the message ID's so we can't reply to messages received before this update.
> Got a funky issue. I can't erase the Re: part in the message field, and it won't send what's there. Even if I switch to another channel and come back.
Press CTRL-R again to remove the reply text? The DB wasn't previously saving the message ID's so we can't reply to messages received before this update.
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Thanks, CTRL-R does remove it, but it leaves a "<". I can hit CTRL-R over and over and have a few <<<<'s that I can't backspace. Looks like forcing the screen to redraw by resizing or something makes it go away.
Thanks, CTRL-R does remove it, but it leaves a "<". I can hit CTRL-R over and over and have a few <<<<'s that I can't backspace. Looks like forcing the screen to redraw by resizing or something makes it go away.
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T it leaves a "<". I can hit CTRL-R over and over and have a few <<<<'s that I can't backspace. Looks like forcing the screen to redraw by resizing or something makes it go away.
I'm thinking this is just a redraw/spacing issue. Can you tell me if the <<<<'s get sent if you send the message or if its just a display thing?
> T it leaves a "<". I can hit CTRL-R over and over and have a few <<<<'s that I can't backspace. Looks like forcing the screen to redraw by resizing or something makes it go away.
I'm thinking this is just a redraw/spacing issue. Can you tell me if the <<<<'s get sent if you send the message or if its just a display thing?
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Would be nice in the future if the messages view could support replies similar to the mobile applications
Yes, this would be a great addition. I've been thinking about how to implement this and I think we'd need to add message selection to the scrolling in the message pane, like the other panes. We could also add info (time, hops etc) to messages via a popup. Shouldn't be too hard.
The slightly harder part is how to visualize that a message is a reply to a previous message without using too much screen real estate. Ideas welcome.
Maybe something like this
here it repeats the message replied to and just places ++ [+] or similar since it's just pulling the original message you are replying to forward, then the actual reply can show as normal, BUT indent under the repeated message you are replying to so it's clear it's a reply.
Just an idea, but that would be clear to me
[06:27:25] >> [6] B1G1: Good morning all.
[06:27:54] >> [3] D7C5: ☕
[06:42:52] >> Sent[◌]: Morning
[06:52:09] >> [5] DEC2: <Re: D7C5: ☕> 👋
[06:52:37] >> [5] DEC2: <Re: B1G1: Go..> Same to you!
@norrinr this looks great!
Got a funky issue. I can't erase the Re: part in the message field, and it won't send what's there. Even if I switch to another channel and come back.
Press CTRL-R again to remove the reply text? The DB wasn't previously saving the message ID's so we can't reply to messages received before this update.
Thanks, CTRL-R does remove it, but it leaves a "<". I can hit CTRL-R over and over and have a few <<<<'s that I can't backspace. Looks like forcing the screen to redraw by resizing or something makes it go away.
I'm thinking this is just a redraw/spacing issue. Can you tell me if the <<<<'s get sent if you send the message or if its just a display thing?
Just a display thing. The <<< did not get sent.
@norrinr this may be fixed in #287. My PR name got mangled in this so ignore that please.