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2018-12-08Stop tracking mouse on cleanCursor()Florrie
This way when a program is exited, the mouse will go back to normal (so you can scroll the terminal log, etc).
2018-12-08Set VT200 mouse instead of X10 mouseFlorrie
Reference: http://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html#h2-Mouse-Tracking For some reason this works better with tmux than X10 mouse (and it still works in ordinary, non-tmux windows).
2018-12-08Mouse supportFlorrie
Not exactly the most elegant implementation, but it definitely works and isn't really difficult to code around!
2018-12-05Add utility measureColumns function to ansi.jsFlorrie
This way layouts can properly support wide characters.
2018-12-05Wide character support in ANSI compressorFlorrie
2018-12-04Optimize - don't do attributes.slice() as oftenFlorrie
If it makes sense to reuse an attributes array, do that.
2018-12-04Un-broken optimizationFlorrie
(reverted broken stuff; still a little optimization, i.e. cache cursorIndex)
2018-12-04Broken optimizationFlorrie
2017-12-10Show/hide cursor in ANSI interpreterFlorrie
2017-12-10Clean up old state code in ANSI interpreterFlorrie
2017-12-10Set the ANSI compressor on OVERLOAD (underload?)Florrie
2017-12-10Interpret 'off' SGR commands in ANSI interpreterFlorrie
2017-12-09Make ansi interpreter work with selective control sequencesFlorrie
2017-12-08Add invertOff ansi functionFlorrie
2017-07-03Improve cursor displayliam4
- Whether the cursor is displayed or not is now based on the cursorVisible property rather than whether cursorX and cursorY are set or not. - The actual shell cursor is now invisible... this is objectively an act of Evil, though! This doesn't look like too hard to fix, thankfully. - A new cleanCursor function has been added to ansi.js.
2017-07-03A long-due cleanup + examples + thingsliam4
..Obviously this breaks old things (particularly, see changes in FocusElement).