Handle mouse events

[placeybordeaux]

It's possible it's user error on my part, but I don't seem to see any of the mouse events going through and don't see anything in the docs that suggest this feature is intentionally absent.

[kennylevinsen]

Mouse events are enabled by a special xterm-extension command, equivalent to doing echo -e '\x1b[?1002h\x1b[?1006h'.

abduco doesn't know that this is enabled, so when an application enables it, the user detach, and later reattach, the state is lost, despite having worked properly in the beginning.

I added the above echo command to my "work" script that connects to nvim (same script ends with "tput reset" to avoid odd terminal state).

Alternatively, make the application reapply its mouse setup. In vim, this can be done by doing :set mouse= followed by :set mouse=a

[placeybordeaux]

So this could be handled like "alternative_buffer" is handled?

[martanne]

This is a known limitation, see #32.