I have been looking into #32 and #34 regarding the event KEY_RESIZE not firing.
I suggest adding this information to the wiki page KnownIssues (I do not have rights to do that).
A new approach that I found out to be working (despite Go's limitations with the signal handler) is to compile the Go program with go build -buildmode=c-shared and then link the .so file in a C program that handles the getch() loop.
rthornton128
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4 years ago
I have been looking into #32 and #34 regarding the event
KEY_RESIZEnot firing.I suggest adding this information to the wiki page KnownIssues (I do not have rights to do that).
A new approach that I found out to be working (despite Go's limitations with the signal handler) is to compile the Go program with
go build -buildmode=c-sharedand then link the.sofile in a C program that handles thegetch()loop.KEY_RESIZEwill then be synthesised correctly.Cc @koojunho @wallnutkraken