Open CobbCoding1 opened 1 month ago
If the previously outputted command does not have a newline, it will push the shell prompt forward, and then the cursor does not render to the correct position.
For example use /usr/bin/echo -n TEST and you will see what I mean
/usr/bin/echo -n TEST
If the previously outputted command does not have a newline, it will push the shell prompt forward, and then the cursor does not render to the correct position.
For example use
/usr/bin/echo -n TESTand you will see what I mean