it doesn't work on git bash in Windows about readline HOT 6 CLOSED

Wonderful news! It's been a long time and I've switched to a Mac :)
I am still interested in testing it though, just have to find a Windows kit, maybe in 1 or 2 weeks.

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Hello ! Sorry I've been completely off for a few months, and I resumed work on this library only a few weeks ago.

The library has been almost entirely rewritten, with a new model, cleaner code base, and many new features and enhancements. If you are still using it, or considering, could you try the new version and tell me if the problem persists ?
Thanks a lot.

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Hello @JackKCWong
Did you give this a try ?
Normally the latest release should have fixed cursor offset computations, but I would greatly appreciate a feedback for Windows !

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hey, sry I haven't found any snippet to run a quick test on it and haven't got the time to dive into the docs.
I did try the console/example mentioned in the readme but it's pretty off. Not sure if you intend to support Windows or now.
I will have another go next week.

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I have not personally tested for Windows.
Note that the example console uses a default Oh-my-posh prompt engine/configuration, and oh-my-posh is supposed to be working great on Windows.
So I'll try my example on a Windows machine, and will reach back to you once done, with things fixed on my side.

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Coming back to this issue:

• Cursor offset: this should be solved since the library has undergone major rewrites, in which cursor computation/display logic has been drastically improved.
• Prompt rendering: I think the prompt above is from the reeflective/console example binary. I suspect that this is due
  to me having forgot to adjust the default oh-my-posh engine settings (the shell type should powershell). I will fix this in the mentionned repo.

Closing this issue for now. Don't hesitate reopening or creating new ones if you encounter other problems.

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