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Series: trunk |
1 Development | 2014-10-21 11:33:33 UTC |
3757.
Cross-reference the description of wi...
Author:
jacob
Cross-reference the description of winadj@ |
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lp:~vcs- |
1 Development | 2023-09-03 09:20:58 UTC |
6741.
Rationalise the code that resets term...
Author:
Simon Tatham
Rationalise the code that resets terminal scrollback. Recently I encountered a CLI tool that took tens of seconds to run, I noticed this because every ESC[0m reset my pterm scrollback to the At first glance the code _looked_ sensible: terminal.c contains calls The code was confusingly tangled up with the code that responds to Additionally, the other scrollback-reset flag, 'reset scrollback on So I've reorganised the code completely: - the seen_disp_event *flag* is now gone. Instead, the - keyboard input is handled by doing exactly the same thing except - the term_update code that does the scrollbar update is much - I also had to set that flag explicitly in scroll() so that the - term_reset_cblink is subsumed into seen_disp_event, so that only Result: if programs output no-op sequences like ESC[0m, or if you (However, other classes of no-op activity _will_ still cause a cursor |
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