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Oh, wait. I just saw #48. I noticed esc didn't work anymore and thought that meant that arrow key support was in. Never mind! :-)
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We saw this once when arrow key support was added (then quickly removed). I never managed to figure out how to get the OA/OB/etc. codes instead of the normal escape codes.
This made me give it another try, and I found it. There are two cursor modes: "cursor" cursor mode, which sends the usual codes, like [A, and "application" cursor mode, which sends OA etc. The evil one, "application" cursor mode, is enabled by writing ESC + "[?1h" to the terminal. Apparently, something is printing those bytes at some point after your shell starts, putting your terminal into the evil mode. Terminals.
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The standard terminfo init string tends to enable application keypad mode. Any ncurses-using app will emit the init string during initialization. This mode is turned off via another escape sequence, which is part of the standard finalization string, emitted by ncurses apps when they exit. Well-behaved ncurses apps also restore terminal modes when they are backgrounded or when they shell out to an interactive shell session.
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Related Issues (20)
- Support keyboard arrow keys? HOT 2
- how to drop shell escape codes HOT 2
- Respecting gitignore? HOT 4
- (macos) tmux + brew gnu coreutils combination does not work with 'selecta' HOT 3
- selecta blows up when given input before output is written to stdout HOT 2
- Windows support HOT 2
- Match count label HOT 4
- use within zsh causing TTY output to shift to bottom of screen HOT 5
- Should we keep the new boundary-aware scoring algorithm? HOT 10
- Selecta could/should allow use of up/down arrows HOT 7
- --search broken on master HOT 3
- Error when exiting with ^C under some shells HOT 24
- Option to ignore whitespace in query string HOT 3
- Suggestion: Multiple selections HOT 10
- Render Selecta less intrusively HOT 8
- The way to render menu full-height HOT 2
- Redraw on WINCH signal HOT 2
- fish-shell: selecta doesn't work in subshell HOT 12
- how to use selecta in ruby with $stdin ? HOT 1
- Prompt left at top of choices after choosing an option HOT 8
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