Emacs fixes for garbled terminal output #196
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This fixes #191 and can be considered a more robust method of restoring cursor position.
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Been using this since yesterday and seems to be working fine :) |
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Emacs fixes for garbled terminal output
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This PR fixes the issues raised in #188 and #191. It also takes precedence over #190 in favor of not introducing new configuration options.
Dependency on ansi codes
\e7(save cursor position) and\e8(restore cursor position) has been removed by introducing a call tozle reset-promptinstead, I have not found any negative side-effects to this in my testing.