Running pick using system() in Vim hinders Vim from restoring the terminal on exit. about pick HOT 5 CLOSED

+1 Can reproduce locally in iTerm on OS X

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This still appears to be an issue with these steps:

1. Open vim
2. Open your pick search
3. Hit CTRL-C to exit pick without choosing a file
4. Quit vim

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An idea that @calleerlandsson and I talked about IRL is to explicitly reset the terminal when closing ncurses. Right now we configuring ncurses on boot: https://github.com/thoughtbot/pick/blob/0c03b0d76a8546016f824f7f977593fcbf1dab90/src/ui.c#L46-L65
Maybe doing the same on when we're stopping ncursise might do the trick?

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This is actually still happening for me... do you think there are any changes to the vim function needed? Here's what I'm using:

" pick
function! EscapeFilePath(path)
  return substitute(a:path, ' ', '\\ ', 'g')
endfunction

function! Pick(choice_command, vim_command)
  try
    let selection = system(a:choice_command . " | pick")
  catch /Vim:Interrupt/
    " Swallow the ^C so that the redraw below happens; otherwise there will be
    " UI leftovers on the screen
    redraw!
    return
  endtry
  redraw!
  if strlen(selection) > 0
    exec a:vim_command . " " . EscapeFilePath(selection)
  endif
endfunction

nnoremap <leader>t :call Pick("find * -type f", ":e")<cr>

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@ggilder see #32 you need to use pick -X

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