Don't SetCursorPosition when not Rendered. #1141
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Nice job tracking down this issue. It sounds like if we detect a simulated paste and convert that to a real paste (#579), we could avoid processing any keys that might move the cursor before rendering. Then again, a fix for #579 might not be 100% reliable and this fix is still necessary, it's hard to say for sure. |
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Also, I think Windows Terminal plans to fix the paste behavior regarding the CTRL-ENTER being pasted (there is a PR for it) and with that, the issue this fixes becomes hard to reproduce again. |
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I am still getting another exception signature if I find the right material to paste, and I think that is related to #1083. It involves when the cursor ends up going off the top of the buffer, in this case, during the paste due to the excessive CTRL-ENTER's filling up the bottom of the buffer. To fix that, would really require being able to render a partial buffer other than just at the end. |
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Noting a merge conflict will occur with #1146. |
Block the setting of the console cursor when the buffer hasn't been completely rendered due to an input queue waiting to be processed. Fixes PowerShell#1081.
Block the setting of the console cursor when the buffer hasn't been completely rendered due to an input queue waiting to be processed.
Context: #1081 (comment)
Fixes #1081.