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I don't think it is electron's fault, because normally every letter would be double, which i managed to fix by putting every browserWindow in a let variable.
When having multiple windows in Electron, inputting something in xterm.js just mirrors on other windows, what causes the issue?
Check video below, because this is hard to explain
Screen.Recording.2022-08-17.at.11.38.01.mov
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You're likely connecting both windows to the same pty, so the input gets sent to the pty and the output/instructions get sent to both xterm.js instances. Either that or an issue with your IPC.
You're likely connecting both windows to the same pty, so the input gets sent to the pty and the output/instructions get sent to both xterm.js instances. Either that or an issue with your IPC.
I think i am connecting both windows to the same pty instances, but how would one make a new pty process spawn every time a window opens?
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I don't think it is electron's fault, because normally every letter would be double, which i managed to fix by putting every browserWindow in a let variable.
When having multiple windows in Electron, inputting something in xterm.js just mirrors on other windows, what causes the issue?
Check video below, because this is hard to explain
Screen.Recording.2022-08-17.at.11.38.01.mov
.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: