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But it breaks ConEmu internals. |
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Is it because $S$E[0;37;40m sequence is invalid? |
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It is because sequence The problem of clink is that out does not process properly OSC ANSI. |
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@andreymir @Maximus5 I am having the same issue, is there already an issue on the clink repo for fixing this? edit: Maybe this is the one: mridgers/clink#384 |
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@blah238 yes, this is it. |
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I have been playing with different PROMPT options and replacing the line set ConEmuPrompt3=$E[m$S$E]9;12$E\ with set ConEmuPrompt3=$S$E[0;37;40m in the ConEmu\CmdInit.cmd fixes the issue with clink. Now long line properly wraps.