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@rschmitt woops. Sorry for the noise...
So after reading a bit... Is this supposed to work now or not?
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No. I believe it was supported for a brief period, but that support was dropped due to inconsistent behavior on different platforms (sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't). Ctrl-N and Ctrl-P have always worked, however. There is an open issue on a Selecta clone (felipesere/icepick#27) that has proposed the tab key as an alternative to the down arrow.
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@rschmitt Then this issue is valid :) The arrow key processing requires that you way a small delay to see if other chars come in. I haven't implemented this recently, but I can dig up some old python code if needed. If OSX is doing something dumb, then we should ignore that, or just switch based on $TERM or similar...
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Are you also aware of the cursor mode issues discussed in #76 (comment)?
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@rschmitt I did see this yes. Sounds like there's a bug in here or rather in some lib somewhere... I don't have a patch to offer (sorry) but +1 to whoever fixes this :)
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The bug is in the design of the VT100 protocol. ;) ESC means multiple things and the only way to distinguish between them is by waiting and guessing. Selecta does VT100 for output, but not for input, because I don't want to (1) maintain code for input escape codes, or (2) depend on a giant library from the 80s. Fortunately, ^P and ^N work everywhere in Unix (even in Vim!), so switching to them is a good idea anyway.
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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
- --search broken on master HOT 3
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- Option to ignore whitespace in query string HOT 3
- Suggestion: Multiple selections HOT 10
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- The way to render menu full-height HOT 2
- Redraw on WINCH signal HOT 2
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- how to use selecta in ruby with $stdin ? HOT 1
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