The interpreter behaves well when a \n (LF) is issued, but not when a \r (CR) is sent. There is some code to handle this but it's obviously not working correctly. It also doesn't work well when a \r\n (CRLF) is sent, which I believe is the default behaviour of a few terminal programs.
The interpreter behaves well when a
\n(LF) is issued, but not when a\r(CR) is sent. There is some code to handle this but it's obviously not working correctly. It also doesn't work well when a\r\n(CRLF) is sent, which I believe is the default behaviour of a few terminal programs.