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Using parley with csi in the following fashion:

(use parley) (let ((old (current-input-port)))

(current-input-port (make-parley-port old)))

Running csi in urxvt and attempting to move the cursor with arrow keys results in a character being printed (A, B, C, or D). Cursor movement with Ctrl-A,E,N,P works. Curiously, Ctrl-arrow-keys result in lowercase characters being printed (a, b, c, and d).

This does not affect other terminals that I've tried, only urxvt (rxvt-unicode).

The parameter tcp-read-timeout is correctly set to irc:connection-reconnect-timeout in irc:connect, but it isn’t elsewhere. Notably, the procedure read-input, which calls read-line, should have a parametrization of tcp-read-timeout. Otherwise, the read-line times-out after the tcp default of one minute which is quite a bit shorter than desirable (the default irc:connection-reconnect-timout is one hour).

read-input should be the only (additional) location where tcp-read-timout must be set. Higher level procedures (irc:listen, irc:run-message-loop) all read the input port through this procedure. The attached patch does this.

For example:

(define-record-type my-cons #t #t

kar cdr)

(my-cons-kar (make-my-cons 1 2))

will succeed, but:

(my-cons-cdr (make-my-cons 1 2))

will fail with

Error: unbound variable: my-cons-car

Since the my-cons-cdr accessor is defined with the syntax-alias of cdr (i.e. my-cons-cdrXXX is defined instead).

The attached patch fixes this.