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1.05

  • Fixed issues with fonts not scaling correctly, and scrollback not working when rescaling.
  • Allowed for input to be presented to the terminal before first update.
  • Allowed for fractional scrolling with high-precision trackpads.

1.04

  • Fixed issue with checksums not being recomputed by fixing CI.

1.03

  • Added in an aarch64 build.
  • Fixed terminal scrolling bug, where docview wouldn't scroll when the terminal had focus.

1.02

  • Changed default color scheme to reflect that of the editor.
  • Added in minimum_contrast_ratio, in order to ensure that the terminal automatic colors are visible for the primary text color, and the main 16 customizable colors.

1.01

  • Added in the ability to distinguish when a line in the backbuffer is overflowing. Not perfect, but should lead to better copying behaviour.
  • Added in some comments to the config.
  • Made selections function smoother.
  • Made cursor an ibeam when appropriate.

1.0

A simple, and straightforward integrated terminal that presents itself as xterm-256color. Supports:

  1. A configurable-length scrollback buffer.
  2. Alternate buffer support for things like vim and htop.
  3. Configurable color support.
  4. Signal characters.
  5. Configurable shell.
  6. Selecting from terminal.
  7. Copying from terminal.
  8. UTF-8 support.
  9. Terminal resizing.
  10. Locked scrollback regions.
  11. Copying from terminal.
  12. And more!

By default, will use $SHELL as your shell if present. If not, we will use sh on linux and mac (though this is configurable), and %COMSPEC% or c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe on windows.

Usage

You can activate the terminal as a docked view at the bottom of your editor by either pressing alt+t, or running the Terminal: Toggle Drawer command.

You can also put a Terminal view into your main viewing pane by using ctrl+shift\`` or by running the Terminal: Open Tabcommand. It can be closed withctrl+shift+w`.

Most commands that would normally be bound to ctrl+<key> in the editor can be accessed by ctrl+shift+<key> when the terminal has focus.