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It seems like, on terminal prompts, term.js inserts a line break on the non-first last hyphen. That is, if there's one hyphen on the line, there is no break. If there are two, it breaks on the second. If there are three or more, it breaks on the last. It'll break dynamically as you are typing, but only as you type a character after the hyphen (in the picture attached, you need to type the b in a-b for it to break as a-<br>b
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-1 This is due to your container being too small for the size of your terminal and causing the whitespace (non-breaking space) to wrap. Either shrink your columns, increase the container size, or try adding "white-space: nowrap;" to your .terminal style. You may also might try adding a style for:
It seems like, on terminal prompts, term.js inserts a line break on the non-first last hyphen. That is, if there's one hyphen on the line, there is no break. If there are two, it breaks on the second. If there are three or more, it breaks on the last. It'll break dynamically as you are typing, but only as you type a character after the hyphen (in the picture attached, you need to type the
b
ina-b
for it to break asa-<br>b
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: