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First of all: thanks for this project - it is a great help!
ConEmu version 160313
Clink v0.4.5 (seems to have no influence to this issue)
Windows 7 64bit
Shell: cmd.exe (Default task)
When I enter a command which contains a backslash and later browse through command history via arrow up/down keys the prompt contains artifacts as soon as I hit this command with a backslash (example session):
$ vim test\my_test.ex
Edit file and quit vim.
Rename another file: $ copy test\my_dumb_test.ex test\my_cool_test.ex $ mix test
executes test $
Now I want to go back to edit my testfile: I press arrow up: $ mix test
Not quite there: $ copy test\my_dumb_test.ex test\my_cool_test.ex
So another arrow up: $ copy testvim test\my_test.ex
The prompt shows the text copy test in front of the actual command - it seems to be just a visual issue as copy test is not part of the command (when I hit enter key just vim test\my_test.ex is executed).
Ok, sorry.
I had Clink 0.4.7 installed and reverted to Clink 0.4.5 - issue still existed. I edited the CmdInit.bat and issue was gone - therefore I thought, Clink had no influence on this issue.
Now I uninstalled Clink and (with the original/current CmdInit.bat script) it works as expected.
First of all: thanks for this project - it is a great help!
ConEmu version 160313
Clink v0.4.5 (seems to have no influence to this issue)
Windows 7 64bit
Shell: cmd.exe (Default task)
When I enter a command which contains a backslash and later browse through command history via arrow up/down keys the prompt contains artifacts as soon as I hit this command with a backslash (example session):
$ vim test\my_test.ex
Edit file and quit vim.
Rename another file:
$ copy test\my_dumb_test.ex test\my_cool_test.ex
$ mix test
executes test
$
Now I want to go back to edit my testfile: I press arrow up:
$ mix test
Not quite there:
$ copy test\my_dumb_test.ex test\my_cool_test.ex
So another arrow up:
$ copy testvim test\my_test.ex
The prompt shows the text copy test in front of the actual command - it seems to be just a visual issue as copy test is not part of the command (when I hit enter key just
vim test\my_test.ex
is executed).Reverting the change in Release/ConEmu/CmdInit.cmd in commit 4121fc3 fixes this issue.
Maybe the trailing
$E\
causes this...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: