Add reflowCursorLine option #5234
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Tyriar
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Looks great, just need to test it 👍 |
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@Tyriar thanks! Any idea when this will be published in a new beta release? |
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Actually it looks like it tried to publish, but the publish job failed: https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js/actions/runs/12298607666/job/34322412357 Related: #5252 but this doesn't fix the root cause of the 404 error...not sure what that error means. Maybe flakiness on the NPM side? |
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Resolves #5213
cc @Tyriar @jerch – per our discussions on #5213 this is adding an option to enable wrapping of the line with the cursor. This is my first time trying to modify xterm so please let me know if you have any suggestions for improvements.
I also updated the demo app with a checkbox to disable the real terminal, so it was easier for me to enable the fake one for testing (because a real shell will automatically wrap its prompt line as discussed in #5213 (comment)).
It looks like this results in the cursor being in a different place than where it started. If you have any ideas for how to resolve this, let me know. Or maybe this behavior is expected?
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