Support synchronized update for rendering #357
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After creating the pull request, I did an rrtop sample for a while, on it I really saw the difference when synchronized output is enabled and when it is not. So now I'm sure the code is correct 🙂 |
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The reason I was hesitant was that I don't like the additional |
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I am not 100% sure of the solution, but it seems that it is possible to use this, since those who do not support the terminal feature simply will not react in any way. I'm not sure yet, because I couldn't come up with a sample case that would show the real difference, everything was always fine in both cases.
Closes #108