Hi! If I have a long command line, such that it would wrap to the next line, 
and the prompt is at the bottom of the screen, when it should wrap and move the 
display up so that I can see the entire command, it instead clears the line and 
moves the cursor to the beginning. This means that I cannot see the entire 
command...

Example (in monospaced font):

Existing window:

--------------------
|$ ls              |
|/Applications     |
|/Desktop          |
|/Documents        |
|$                 |
|[0:bash]    0:foo |
--------------------

The last line is the status bar for tmux.

If I try to type in a long command, what I would like to see is:

--------------------
|/Applications     |
|/Desktop          |
|/Documents        |
|$ ls /usr/local/bi|
|n/long/path       |
|[0:bash]    0:foo |
--------------------

However, what happens once I type past the edge of the screen is:

--------------------
|/Applications     |
|/Applications     |
|/Desktop          |
|/Documents        |
|in/long/path      |
|[0:bash]    0:foo |
--------------------

Notice that the top line has been repeated, so it's trying to do something. If 
I now either switch to a different window and switch back, or even just type 
`C-b : <CR>` (ie, go to the command-prompt and press return) it then updates 
the screen properly, and everything looks correct.

I am running tmux inside of Terminal.app on Mac OS X 10.6.4.

Is there some setting I can change to make it update the screen properly?

Thanks,
Ricky


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