lhmouse / nano-win

GNU nano text editor for Windows [WARNING: The master branch is constantly rebased and force-pushed so don't expect it to be steady!! -end WARNING]
https://files.lhmouse.com/nano-win/
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Exiting nano will print "[?2004h[?2004l" to console #13

Closed dfs- closed 4 years ago

dfs- commented 4 years ago

Exiting nano will print the above text to console. Older versions, tested with v3.1-68-ga86a9b1a will not do so.

You can see a screenshot here: https://imgur.com/a/UWVc7XX

System specs: Windows 10 x64 Version 1909 (Build 18363.778)

lhmouse commented 4 years ago

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lhmouse commented 4 years ago

Fixed in https://files.lhmouse.com/nano-win/nano-win_8920_v4.9-168-gccf508e2.7z.

dfs- commented 4 years ago

Unfortunately, the issue still persists, even with the new build.

lhmouse commented 4 years ago

Please check the version number in the upper left corner to make sure that you have updated the executable.

https://github.com/lhmouse/nano-win/commit/ccf508e2000c1c33b4cda36a4f1d697d8b82257e#diff-288cca21deb5dca702f247ebab4b7073L1213

dfs- commented 4 years ago

Hi lhmouse, the top left corner states "v4.9-4-g5929ad7c". Is this the correct version?

lhmouse commented 4 years ago

The lastest build is v4.9-168-gccf508e2.

dfs- commented 4 years ago

Thanks for bearing with me. The issue now doesn't appear anymore, but the top status bar still shows another GIT short hash: v4.9-168-gae369e71

lhmouse commented 4 years ago

The 168 in the version string denotes it was 168 commits ahead of the v4.9 tag, so as long as this number is correct, it shouldn't matter. Probably it was caused by another rebase operation.