Use span-based dictionary lookup in System.Console #103742
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adamsitnik
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src/libraries/System.Console/src/System/TerminalFormatStrings.cs
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| @@ -62,14 +62,15 @@ private static bool TryParseTerminalInputSequence(char[] buffer, TerminalFormatS | |||
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| Dictionary<ReadOnlyMemory<char>, ConsoleKeyInfo> terminfoDb = terminalFormatStrings.KeyFormatToConsoleKey; // the most important source of truth | |||
| Dictionary<string, ConsoleKeyInfo>.AlternateLookup<ReadOnlySpan<char>> terminfoDb = // the most important source of truth | |||
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Shouldn't we be caching the alternate lookup struct somewhere? This is incurring a runtime type test against a generic interface which presumably would add up assuming this is a performance sensitive application.
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Didn't seem worth trying to avoid the overhead of a cast as part of the handling of a user's key strokes?
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* Use span-based dictionary lookup in System.Console * Fix ctor
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