First row and first column of a terminal are not drawn on when running example "demo" in Powershell.
Steps to reproduce
In windows 11 run standard terminal application.
Clone repo and run cargo run --example demo
You would see that app renders in wrong bounds.
Expected behaviour
Should take terminal completely for render.
Environment
OS: Windows
Architecture: x86_64,
Rust version: rustc 1.72.1 (d5c2e9c34 2023-09-13)
tui-realm version: 1.9.0
Additional information
Might be a bug with crossterm possibly?
If terminal is resized (resize window) - it fixes the issue, app starts rendering correctly.
If running git bash from same terminal, it works the same.
When git bash is run from its own terminal, then usual cargo run leads to totally broken terminal, but running using winpty ( winpty cargo run --example demo ) reproduces the issue differently - first two rows are left, but first column is drawn over correctly.
veeso
commented
11 months ago
Description
First row and first column of a terminal are not drawn on when running example "demo" in Powershell.
Steps to reproduce
In windows 11 run standard terminal application. Clone repo and run
cargo run --example demoYou would see that app renders in wrong bounds.
Expected behaviour
Should take terminal completely for render.
Environment
Additional information
Might be a bug with crossterm possibly?
If terminal is resized (resize window) - it fixes the issue, app starts rendering correctly.
If running git bash from same terminal, it works the same.
When git bash is run from its own terminal, then usual cargo run leads to totally broken terminal, but running using winpty (
winpty cargo run --example demo) reproduces the issue differently - first two rows are left, but first column is drawn over correctly.