Closed andrew-stevenson-frequenz closed 8 months ago
bisect shows that https://github.com/contour-terminal/contour/pull/1401 broke it
I'm assuming this is the same issue so I will check again with Christian's PR but as I have already recorded it:
https://github.com/contour-terminal/contour/assets/6312149/4114c3d6-cc69-4572-a72f-70358959b911
Note that when searching the string I enter, apart from being misspelt, is one position too far to the left. Then when the search gets to $io->flush
, flush
is offset one space to the right. That didn't happen for the earlier matches and it goes away when moving to the next match.
I'm assuming this is the same issue so I will check again with Christian's PR but as I have already recorded it: contour.mp4
Note that when searching the string I enter, apart from being misspelt, is one position too far to the left. Then when the search gets to
$io->flush
,flush
is offset one space to the right. That didn't happen for the earlier matches and it goes away when moving to the next match.
Yes, we expect it to be fixed in https://github.com/contour-terminal/contour/pull/1414 so if you can update us whether PR fixed this behaviour we can merge it asap
Yes I can confirm #1414 seems to fix everything I reported here.
Close it as complete via #1414
Contour Terminal version
0.4.2-master-20f76b90
Installer source
Github: source code cloned
Operating System
Arch Linux
Architecture
x86-64
Other Software
No response
Steps to reproduce
printf “\tword\n”
then double click on word. Note that the highlighted area is off by one. Pasting the value however does the right thing.
If you drag with your mouse to highlight what looks to be right then when you paste you miss the last character and get a leading space.
if you drag with your mouse, starting at the second character and overshooting by one then you can paste the whole string.
This seems to require a leading tab.
Expected Behavior
No response
Actual Behavior
See above
Additional notes
There are other issues with tab, e.g. sometimes they don’t get printed in the output of ‘ls’ so I wonder if there is an off by one error when calculating which column a tab puts you in. ![Uploading image.jpg…]()