On 13/08/2012 10:04 PM, Herbert Stocker wrote:
Hi Ryan,
On 13.08.2012 15:33, Ryan Johnson wrote:
Hi all,
I'm hitting a mouse-related (?) problem with mintty in non-mouse mode.
STC A: Log into a remote machine, invoke `sleep 10', and -- during
the wait --- click anywhere on the line containing the cursor.
STC B: Open tinyirc and click anywhere on the text entry line at the
bottom
Both cases will insert a long string like this:
^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C^[[C (only about 4x
longer)
Did you notice that when you click somewhere in the command line, the
cursor moves
to that position? i think it has to do with that.
Go to the options dialog, select "Mouse" and uncheck "Clicks place
command line cursor".
The effect should go away.
Yes, that's the feature I was saying is probably related (see quote
below). I don't want to disable it because it's immensely useful... I
just don't want it dumping a mountain of ^[[C escapes at odd times.
Poking around in terminfo docs says CSI C is a "non-destructive move
right" ("cuf1" in terminfo parlance). Sounds like exactly the right
thing to send, but I guess shells (or curses apps) that don't correctly
handle cuf1 would give this behavior... though I'm surprised that
cygwin's bash can handle it and linux can't, especially when it works
during normal line editing. Or maybe it's ssh... my sshd won't run right
now so I can't test that hypothesis.
Ryan
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