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Trying to test the behaviour of CLE with the new code for character position. I tried this command:
nsh>echo "abcd" &
to write output in the background and observe the cursor position for CLE.
However this does not really behave as expected and I cant explain what I see;
nsh> echo "abcd" & echo [29:100] nsh> h_child: BG echo [6nabcd child: BG echo complete <type return, this does nothing> <repeat that several times> <finally try CTRL-C> nsh: nsh_session: cle failed: 22 nsh>
Can you please investigate this? you can reproduce it directly in nsh with a simle "echo".
Configuring readline instead of CLE does not show this "lock" behaviour:
nsh> echo abcd & echo [13:100] nsh> h_child: BG echo [Kabcd child: BG echo complete <type return> nsh>
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@slorquet I meet some display issue like:
NuttShell (NSH) NuttX-12.0.0 nsh> echo "test" & echo [2:100] nsh> test 7;6R nsh>
But these issue disappered with #1650, you can try it.
NuttShell (NSH) NuttX-12.0.0 nsh> echo "test" & echo [2:100] nsh> test nsh>
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Trying to test the behaviour of CLE with the new code for character position.
I tried this command:
to write output in the background and observe the cursor position for CLE.
However this does not really behave as expected and I cant explain what I see;
Can you please investigate this? you can reproduce it directly in nsh with a simle "echo".
Configuring readline instead of CLE does not show this "lock" behaviour:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: