add word wrapping for lines which are longer than the terminal width #553
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jmorganca
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| if wrapTerm { | ||
| for _, ch := range response.Response { | ||
| if currentLineLength+1 > termWidth-5 { | ||
| // backtrack the length of the last word and clear to the end of the line |
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| // backtrack the length of the last word and clear to the end of the line | |
| // backtrack the length of the last word and clear to the end of the line | |
| // \x1b[%dD: This ANSI escape code moves the cursor backward by the specified number of characters (in this case, len(wordBuffer)). | |
| // \x1b[K: This ANSI escape code clears the line from the cursor to the end. |
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This change makes it so the REPL will properly wrap a line on a word boundary. The way it works is that it walks through each character of each token returned by the server, and then keeps a buffer of the last word. If the maximum boundary length is exceeded, it will backtrack using ANSI escape codes to the length of the current word buffer, erase to the end of the line, give a line feed, and then add the word fragment to the new line. This requires that the terminal allow ANSI graphics which should be OK for any modern terminal. If you run this headless, it will default to not wrapping any lines.
Right now I've set the width to 5 characters less than the terminal width, but we can potentially make this a setting in the future.
This fixes issue #150