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Hello, what is the easiest way to run the examples? Nothing is said in the readme. I opened the project with the IntelliJ idea, but nothing happened. Also, opening with metals in VSC didn't help. Shou…
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**Problem:**
Parsing crossterm events can be incredibly wordy. Of course, this can be improved with splitting out the parsing of different groups of events into functions, but the depth of nesting an…
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Calling the cursive.clear() the screen is not cleared.
Also tried with cursive::backend:: .... clear() with ncurses, termion and crossterm.
Osx 13.4.1, rust and cursive updated.
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I'm not used to seeing a full block as my cursor when typing, everywhere it's nowadays a vertical line which splits characters, even in (neo)vim. It would be great to have this as a customisation opti…
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### What crate(s) in this repo are involved in the problem?
tokio-console
### What is the issue?
Whenever pressing a key in the tokio-console ui, it presses twice. Pressing j goes down two el…
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Parsing ANSI codes to input events is a pain. There is no good way to tell which terminals implement which key combinations. Therefore it might occur that some terminals do support certain key presses…
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we have so many candidate alternative crates at our disposal , the task consists of :
- [ ] Choose the most popular crate in each category
- [ ] Create the MVP using the crate
- [ ] Establish pros, co…
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**Describe the bug**
See https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi/issues/1534.
It seems that crossterm reports `ctrl+alt+\` instead of just `\` when pressing `ctrl+alt+ß` on a german keyboard. This creates an…
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`crossterm::event::read` is picking up key presses that occur before the function is even called. How do I prevent this?
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On windows with git-bash.exe: The following reports `false` and `true`
```
fmt.Print(term.IsTerminal(os.Stdout.Fd()))
fmt.Print(term.IsTerminal(os.Stderr.Fd()))
```
Do you know why stdout is no t…
gabyx updated
4 years ago