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[Enhancement] CTRL + C Quitting Behavior Not Elegant #52
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I think it may be that the obstruction of some places has caused the logic to not take effect. In the next version, I will try to repair it in an independent logic. It is usually normal. Thank you very much for your feedback |
Sometimes (in Linux KDE/Konsole with bash) the cursor is hidden after quitting with CTRL-C - running /usr/bin/reset fixes this. |
thanks~, Since I've been developing on macos, I'll try to get my head around this case |
In macOS the hiding of cursor happens in iTerm, Alacritty, Ghostty, but does not happen in Warp and Terminal. |
You should map the q letter to exit, most Unix GUI tools use this shortcut. |
Thanks for the interest in nping, I'll add it to the next version! ~ |
I assume you are well aware of this. Quitting behavior is not elegant. It's not starting a new line and overlayed some of the information that might be important.
I am using bash, so the behavior might be a little bit different:
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