Show the prompt a server sends, including servers that mark it with nothing - #41
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WalkthroughThe update upgrades TelnetNegotiationCore to 2.12.0, documents UTF-8 encoding behavior, adds prompt state to ChangesPrompt handling and Telnet updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR changes prompt rendering and prompt metadata; the remaining concerns are limited to minor documentation accuracy and formatting follow-ups. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WorldSession
participant ProcessOutputLine
participant StyledLine
WorldSession->>ProcessOutputLine: process flushed prompt content with isPrompt
ProcessOutputLine->>StyledLine: apply prompt state after text processing
ProcessOutputLine-->>WorldSession: deliver tagged line or suppress empty boundary
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In `@src/SharpMUTerm.Core/Telnet/TelnetSession.cs`:
- Around line 441-442: Update the warning message in OnSubmitAsync to clarify
that only interpreter-managed payloads default to UTF-8; distinguish them from
newline-terminated lines, which decode using the session’s configured
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WorldSession.OnOutputReceived's prompt branch set CurrentPrompt and raised PromptChanged, then returned before the line reached ProcessOutputLine - 22bd97f deleted the only render of CurrentPrompt, and PromptChanged's sole remaining subscriber rebuilds the input-bar label without reading it. A prompt now also runs through ProcessOutputLine (pre-emoji raw line, since ProcessOutputLine applies StripIncomingColour/ExpandTabs/triggers/ApplyEmoji itself), landing it in the pane exactly once alongside CurrentPrompt - where it's searchable and trigger-visible, matching Mudlet. Also updates WorldSessionTests' prompt test, which asserted the prompt was absent from scrollback - that was the bug being fixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
RESTORE WARNING: the committed pin (2.12.0) is not yet on nuget.org. A bare `dotnet restore`/`build` of this commit will fail until TelnetNegotiationCore 2.12.0 is published there; the local feed used to build and test it was scaffolding, removed before this commit. Pulls in PacketPatchProtocol (2.12.0), which is what actually delivers the connect-screen prompt on tdome.nukefire.org and starwars.d20mud.com - neither negotiates GA, EOR or SUPPRESS-GO-AHEAD. Verified live against both: the prompt arrives as one complete line, ~700-790ms after the last banner line (the plugin's 500ms hold time plus round-trips), confirming the packet-patch heuristic rather than a real marker. A loopback test against a real server-mode TelnetInterpreter additionally confirms this app's own wiring, not just the library: a GA-marked prompt is delivered in ~2ms, and a fragment sent after the GA is never reported by the packet-patch heuristic, i.e. the real marker retires it end-to-end. Checked every intervening CHANGELOG entry (2.8.2-2.11.0) against what TelnetSession.cs uses: nothing else applies. CallbackOnByteAsync, reached by reflection, is unchanged; IProtocolContext's breaking additions don't apply since nothing here implements that interface directly. Also drops a history-lesson comment in WorldSession.cs (commit hash and narrative) per the repo's established rule, keeping only the load-bearing raw-vs-prompt explanation, and corrects a stale CLAUDE.md claim that TelnetInterpreter.CurrentEncoding defaults to Encoding.ASCII - it is Encoding.UTF8 as of this version (inert here either way, since TelnetSession seeds it before any byte is processed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…flag prompt lines WorldSession.OnOutputReceived's prompt branch defaulted a null AnsiParser.Flush() to StyledLine.Empty and called ProcessOutputLine unconditionally, so a server that ends a burst in bare SGR (or an erase sequence) and then goes quiet for the hold printed a blank line into the pane, scrollback, spill, transcript and restore log once per prompt, forever. ProcessOutputLine now only runs when the parser actually buffered a printable run; CurrentPrompt/PromptChanged still update either way. This is the opposite case from 2.8.1's fix(line), which is a genuinely blank line the library submits and must keep printing. Also wires the prompt flag the plan called for and Task 5 dropped: StyledLine gains IsPrompt (a WithPrompt(bool) builder, mirroring WithRule), set once at the end of ProcessOutputLine on the line actually delivered rather than threaded through StripColour/ExpandTabs/the trigger engine/emoji substitution. It reaches LinePrinted and SpawnLineEventArgs for free (both already carry a StyledLine) and round-trips through StyledLineCodec via a previously-unused flag bit, so RestoreLog needs no format-version bump. Wired, not acted on: nothing yet gags, logs, restores, searches or badges a prompt differently because of this bit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
04e0e26 corrected CLAUDE.md's claim about TelnetInterpreter.CurrentEncoding's default (verified against TelnetStandardInterpreter.cs:46: it's Encoding.UTF8, not ASCII) and left five comments and a user-visible warning string in TelnetSession.cs still asserting ASCII. The branch touched the fact; it owns fixing the source that already contradicted it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…get traps CLAUDE.md gained a paragraph about the TelnetNegotiationCore 2.12.0 bump and not one word about the prompt render it was for, despite the branch changing what reaches the scrollback, FileScrollbackSpill, the transcript sinks, RestoreLog, OutputSearch, the automation engines and the unread/activity/away bars — every one of which has a dedicated bullet here that was wrong by omission. Adds a Repository state bullet: what 22bd97f broke (CurrentPrompt rendered nowhere), what it cost (a prompt reached none of the above surfaces), what cd06e8b changed (a prompt is now an ordinary line through ProcessOutputLine, reaching all of them — one extra line per command on a MUD that prompts per command, stated rather than hidden), and the decisions not to relitigate (lands exactly once; a printable-free boundary prints no line). Also: a line beside the TNC 2.12.0 bullet saying cd06e8b and 04e0e26 must not be separated (reverting the render alone while 2.12.0 stays pinned silently drops every packet-patch-inferred prompt fragment instead of merely mis-wrapping it), and corrects CLAUDE.md:44's claim that a clean checkout builds and passes — true only on this machine, where a local feed populated the 2.12.0 package cache; a clean checkout fails NU1101 until TNC 2.12.0 is on nuget.org, and a mismatched publish afterwards fails NU1403 until that cache directory is deleted (not worked around with a nuget.config pointing at /tmp). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Trim the branch's code comments and CLAUDE.md entries down to the load-bearing rule: drop measurements, server names, and blow-by-blow history of what broke and how it was found; keep the constraints a future edit must not violate (raw vs. prompt, the null-Flush boundary case, cd06e8b/04e0e26 shipping together). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…it actually risks CodeRabbit flagged the warning as overstating the blast radius: it read as if ordinary output lines could decode wrong. They can't — OnSubmitAsync decodes newline-terminated lines with this session's own CurrentEncoding.Encoding, not the interpreter's. What the unwritable property actually leaves exposed is interpreter-managed traffic: pre-negotiation GMCP/MSDP/MSSP payloads and the bytes the library encodes outbound for itself, both of which fall back to the interpreter's unseeded UTF-8 default. Reworded to name that instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1049-1049: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFix the inline code span spacing.
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Corvid -contains a trailing space. Markdownlint MD038 reports this at Line 1049. UseCorvid -and describe the trailing separator outside the code span if the space is significant.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 1308-1310: Update the IProtocolContext compatibility note to state
that v2.12.0 does not add the three prompt members to IProtocolContext; identify
them as public members of TelnetInterpreter instead, and remove the inaccurate
binary-breaking migration guidance.
In `@src/SharpMUTerm.Core/Telnet/TelnetSession.cs`:
- Around line 245-251: Update the comment near TelnetSession’s encoding seed to
distinguish callback frequencies: state that CallbackOnByteAsync receives the
encoding once per byte, while CallbackOnSubmitAsync runs once per submitted line
and receives that line’s encoding.
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Prompts sent by servers that mark them with neither
IAC GAnorIAC EOR— d20 and NukeFire among them — never reached the screen at the moment they arrived. This lands them, and takes the TelnetNegotiationCore release that makes it possible.The render
WorldSession.OnOutputReceived's prompt branch setCurrentPrompt, raisedPromptChanged, and returned.22bd97fhad deleted the only consumer ofCurrentPrompt, andPromptChanged's one remaining subscriber rebuilds the input-bar label without reading it — so a prompt was captured and displayed nowhere.The prompt now goes through
ProcessOutputLineas an ordinary line, withCurrentPromptstill set alongside. It therefore reaches the scrollback and its file-backed spill, the session transcripts,RestoreLog,⌃Fsearch, the trigger/alias engines, and the unread/activity bars — every surface a line reaches. On a MUD that prompts after each command, that is one extra line per command.rawis passed rather than the emoji-substituted line:ProcessOutputLineappliesStripIncomingColour,ExpandTabs, the triggers andApplyEmojiitself.A boundary with no printable run — a bare SGR reset, an erase sequence — makes
AnsiParser.Flush()return null. That is a boundary, not a blank line the server sent, so nothing is printed for it. Distinct from the deliberateProcessOutputLine(StyledLine.Empty)in the line branch, which exists because the library submits genuinely blank lines.The prompt flag
StyledLine.IsPrompt, with aWithPrompt(bool)builder, applied once at the end ofProcessOutputLineto the line actually delivered — so it survives whatever the pipeline does internally and reaches bothLinePrintedandSpawnLineEventArgson the same object. It rides a previously-unused bit inStyledLineCodec's flags byte, soRestoreLog's format version is unchanged and existing restore files decode correctly.Wired, not acted on: nothing yet gags, logs, restores, searches or badges differently because of it.
TelnetNegotiationCore 2.8.1 → 2.12.0
2.12.0 adds
PacketPatchProtocol, which infers a prompt boundary from silence (500 ms default) for servers that mark none, and fixes prompt text being prepended to the next submitted line.TelnetSessionneeded no changes:CallbackOnByteAsyncis unchanged, and nothing here implementsIProtocolContext.Verified against the live games
Both connect screens, driven through a real
WorldSession:tdome.nukefire.org:4000—What's your name, freejack?delivered complete, 725 ms after the last banner linestarwars.d20mud.com:5500—Enter your account name. If you are a new account, simply type what you would like it to be:delivered byte-exact, 785 msBoth via the packet-patch heuristic; neither server offers GA or EOR. A loopback server-mode interpreter confirms a real
IAC GAis delivered as a prompt (~2 ms) and retires the heuristic through this app's own wiring.Tests
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