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untitaker
commented on September 5, 2024
I honestly thought that was intended behavior, or at least I didn't think much about it.
You mentioned in another issue that binding the arrow-keys is hard to do without curses. Is this still correct, is there even a way to solve this issue?
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garybernhardt
commented on September 5, 2024
Yeah... it's caused by the newly-added support for ESC. When you hit an arrow key, it sends an escape sequence. Selecta sees the ESC character and aborts, thinking that you hit the escape key.
The normal workaround is to introduce some kind of delay. You see an ESC, and you wait 250 ms or so before assuming that it's an actual press of the ESC key. I think I'm just going to revert the support for ESC. I should've trusted my intuition on that. ;)
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untitaker
commented on September 5, 2024
What about simply requiring ESC to be hit twice? That'd allow selecta to support arrow keys as well.
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alexch
commented on September 5, 2024
VT100 4EVR
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