Closed helpimnotdrowning closed 9 months ago
I didn't want to keep re-writing my post, but I have also discovered more things:
Ctrl
don't work: (unsure of bash keybinds, I use pwsh far more over bash)
Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Chord Ctrl+LeftArrow -Function BackwardWord
Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Chord Ctrl+RightArrow -Function ForwardWord
@helpimnotdrowning this is a terminal feature, so enabling it can result in side effects when used in a terminal that doesn't (or not fully) support it. You need to toggle the functionality only when in a terminal that really supports it.
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Code of Conduct
What happened?
I read in the docs that using
"shell_integration": true
in the theme file would enable some sort of shell integration (I was curious about what the option could do, I read somewhere later that it was apparently specific to some context menus in Windows Terminal, but I can't find the text anymore). Instead, I can no longer use Ctrl+C to stop programs or quit a line; this also persists to inner SSH sessions. (workaround: Ctrl+Shift+C)This issue seemingly only affects KDE's built-in Konsole. Ctrl+C functions normally in the two other terminal emulator programs I currently have installed (XTerm/UXTerm, Zutty)
Removing the option fixed the issue.
Using:
curl | bash
install methodTheme
kyoto.omp.json, line 100 is the offending
shell_integration
option.What OS are you seeing the problem on?
Linux
Which shell are you using?
powershell
Log output