- Don't overwrite existing text on same line as the prompt
- Don't refresh screen when simply appending characters to buffer
- Don't refresh screen unnessarily when pressing enter key
- Handle prompts longer than screen width.
- Fix wide characters in prompt
- Fix screen edge issue when next character is wide.
- Fix screen edge issue for masked characters
- Fix narrow masked characteter, masking wide input
- Fix wide masked character, masking narrow input
- Reworked backspacesequence for index to use same algorithm as used
for lineedge and reduce the control sequences to 2.
- Reworked cleanup to incorporate initial cursor column position
and avoid overwriting existing text as well as simplifying the
control sequences used.
- Fixed double width character detection and updated unit tests
- Handle emoji in text or prompts.
- Implement windows ANSI absolute horizonal position ansi code.
- Get windows cursor position directly and don't send ansi DSR code
- Don't write out empty mask runes
- Cleanup - removed unused hadCLean variable
This commit adds support for AIX operating system.
- move term_solaris.go to term_nosyscall6.go. AIX like solaris doesn't
provide syscall.Syscall6 and must rely on x/sys/unix in order to perform
syscalls.
- This patch won't work with versions prior to 1.13 because it needs
some constants added by https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/171339.
* Add support for solaris
* Change state to handle system dependent termios type.
* Move syscalls to get and set termios to functions in files only built
for respective platforms.
* Create `term_unix.go` go file built on all supported unices except
solaris with types and functions valid for all of them.
* Change `MakeRaw` to set VMIN and VTIME to default values.
Fixes#95.
* Fix error handling
Doing the string comparison could be improved, but at least we should
return an error, if it is not "errno 0".
* Add ClearScreen operation on Ctrl+L
* Remove TODO from clear screen in readme
* Don't use external command for ClearScreen
* Remove duplicate ClearScreen function
Thomas O'Dowd