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Rendering issues #66

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reckbo opened this issue Apr 6, 2016 · 6 comments
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Rendering issues #66

reckbo opened this issue Apr 6, 2016 · 6 comments
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reckbo commented Apr 6, 2016

Some examples of rendering issues I have:

  • when I first load scim, a line of the previous terminal screen is displayed (on line 36)
  • when I hit 'j', half the column numbers disappear. To get them back I have to scroll down
    to those cells.
  • Navigating through a large csv will leave some previous values rendered, and also show some
    garbage values like '7;156H1949'

I use iTerm on Mac, OS X 10.9.5.

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Hello. Does this happen to you with v0. 2.2?

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I also believe that some of these could be caused because of trying to print special characters (non 7 bit ascii) and building SC-IM with ncurses and NOT ncursesw library.

Another thing is that I do not own a Mac, so its very hard for me to support it...

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Hello reckbo. Could you please give me more details of the version you are using?
Did you build SC-IM against ncursesw library?

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reckbo commented Apr 11, 2016

I was building against ncurses instead of ncursesw. I installed the latter and rebuilt, and now I don't get any of the rendering issues I listed. Thanks!

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I am adding UTF8 support to SC-IM, but that needs ncursesw. Is this
available in OSX?
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reckbo commented Apr 14, 2016

I installed ncurses via homebrew which includes ncursesw. It's easy to do:

brew install ncurses
brew link ncurses

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