[ ayttm-Bugs-1086587 ] IRC Preferences Window doesn't retain change on "Connect"

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Bugs item #1086587, was opened at 2004-12-16 22:54
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Category: IRC
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Manish Malik (mmalik)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: IRC Preferences Window doesn't retain change on "Connect"

Initial Comment:

ayttm version:  0.4.6-17 (current)
build: compiled from source
platform: linux 
distribution: debian testing (sarge)

Steps to reproduce:

(Assuming an IRC account has been setup already, and
it's not connected when navigating to account preferences)

1. Start ayttm
2. Navigate to Edit - Preferences - Accounts -
IRC:<account> window.  (IRC:<account> refers to an
existing IRC account in ayttm.)
3. Change the server address of the IRC Server field.
4. Click on "Connect".

Observed Behavior:

The server address reverts back to the previous value
(before change) before ayttm tries to connect.

Expected Behavior:

The new server address should be retained and ayttm
should try to connect to the new server, not old one.

Regards,
Manish
 


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