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Do not close that terminal window while you are using copyq. I have no idea how would you make the cursor appear, however Techokami made a telnet client (which is more like a TCP netcat than anything else) that made the cursor appear and yet at the same time receives data from the server. Hey s33k3rs, Open up a separate terminal Window and type copyq and press enter.

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I also would like to check out the improved VT100 code All I did is I fixed the reverse video bug, added backspace, replaced CRLF with the Linux/UNIX one, however I don't know what are you going to do with Windows' CRLF and Mac's CR though. Since you said it would be a problem to modify these system components in the next release, I guess it would be a good idea to merge them. But yeah for a thing like my terminal program it should have been.Īlso yeah, these improved libraries are from some old OpenOS installation, I bet you've been changing those for the past 2 months, I'll have to check these changes out. I suspect it was never implemented because there was no use for it in OpenOS. Would it be a good idea to add a command that switches the CR+LF method? Something like 'linemode lf'?Ībout backspace.

I guess I was right that someone from OC team tried to support all line endings at once.

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Heh, I was very pissed off how OpenOS handles control characters, especially if some programs use carriage return for a loading bar, like pip To install the copyq-plugins package on your system or virtual machine, open a terminal and execute the following command: sudo apt-get install copyq. ping us on oc if you want to chat about your really cool project here

It would be quite possible to leverage the cursor library code (in latest dev builds of oc with openos) to handle the cursor and proper blinking with your project. CopyQ is advanced clipboard manager with searchable and editable history with support for image formats, command line control and more. On another note, i've given considerable work to separate the cursor layer from the tty layer.

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But if you could point me to what you fixed, I could integrate that to our vt100 code.Īll in all, i'd be happy to considering merging your changes/fixes to my tty code so that future versions of oc work with your software without users having to update openos (Which will become more of an issue once we release our next update because your modifications to these files are no longer compatible) In my latest dev builds the vt100 code has been improved (and is slightly faster for some workflows). The version of tty and vt100 you have copied appear to be somewhat old, but i do recall making some vt100 fixes, might even be related to reverse video. I don't have any problem ignoring the charset change code. I might make that change myself.Īdditionally, yes, i should have added Why did we have such weird handling? because users were copying strange mixtures of part mac, part windows, part linux files where line-endings weren't always complete, or fully copied., The output wasn't what they wanted. Your comments in the tty changes are quite.passionate

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