Closed wmarini closed 10 months ago
@wmarini thanks! I think this was probably caused by https://github.com/jupyter-xeus/cpp-terminal/pull/309.
@flagarde, do you think you could please have a look?
@certik @wmarini Sure, I will have a look. This mouse event support is quite new and not yet bulletproof. Thx for the test and the feedback
@wmarini could you tell me what terminal are you using ?
@wmarini I found the problem and pushed a very naive fix. Please have a try
@wmarini could you tell me what terminal are you using ?
It's a gnome-terminal
.
$ echo $TERM
xterm-256color
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
$ tty
/dev/pts/1
@wmarini could you tell me what terminal are you using ?
It's a
gnome-terminal
.$ echo $TERM xterm-256color $ echo $SHELL /bin/bash $ tty /dev/pts/1
Thx I did some basic test with this terminal. Most of the problem reported should be fixed. There is still corner cases but I need more time to investigate. But the last commits should solve the issue you posted
@wmarini could you tell me what terminal are you using ?
It's a
gnome-terminal
.$ echo $TERM xterm-256color $ echo $SHELL /bin/bash $ tty /dev/pts/1
Thx I did some basic test with this terminal. Most of the problem reported should be fixed. There is still corner cases but I need more time to investigate. But the last commits should solve the issue you posted
Yes, it 's fixed! A quick test with the last commit and that's working fine now! ;) Thank you!
@wmarini Closing the issue then, thank you for the report
Hello! I compiled the latest commit on my Ubuntu 22.04.3 Linux machine. After compiling, I found an issue with the "examples/minimal" program. When it finishes running, the mouse causes the terminal to display random characters when one of its button is pressed.
See below how to reproduce this issue:
Full output (before I lost control of the mouse in that terminal):