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Background:
For Windows users, it is common to use Ctrl+C to copy text. If someone uses this command to try to copy text from the serial terminal window (example: coping the device ID), then it causes the client to deregister. This can be confusing.
Suggestion:
Use a less command command, such as Ctrl+X to trigger the deregister.
I have tested this, and it works.
} else if (in_char > 0 && in_char != 0x18) { // Ctrl+X is 0x18
button_press(); // Simulate button press
continue;
}
// if Ctrl+X, then reach this point and trigger deregister
deregister_client();
break;
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@maclobdell - if you've already tested it, you could do a PR and let's get it merged in. Seems you have the code changes in your work area is, that way credit goes where it's due. :-)
Background:
For Windows users, it is common to use Ctrl+C to copy text. If someone uses this command to try to copy text from the serial terminal window (example: coping the device ID), then it causes the client to deregister. This can be confusing.
Suggestion:
Use a less command command, such as Ctrl+X to trigger the deregister.
I have tested this, and it works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: