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I'm not sure why this is happening, but when I use tuikit in a Rust application the cursor in my terminal disappears after I run that Rust application.
So as an example, this is before running tuikit:
Then afterwards:
I'm running Linux Mint and this effect has been consistent over every possible combination of bash/fish and GNOME terminal/alacritty. I also tried showing the cursor just before exiting tuikit, but that had no effect.
I feel like I may be missing some obvious solution, but I can't seem to find one...
Generally an excellent and simple library, though - nice work!
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@kneasle Which version do you use currently? And could you please provide a minimal example to reproduce? I've tried cargo run --example hello-world on Alacritty and could not reproduce.
I also tried cargo run --example hello-world and the bug did not happen. The project I'm using has the cursor almost permanently hidden, but if I show the cursor just before closing with
then the problem is solved. I wonder, though, if this should be the default behaviour - it seems pretty strange that the cursor disappears permanently by default.
I'm not sure why this is happening, but when I use tuikit in a Rust application the cursor in my terminal disappears after I run that Rust application.
So as an example, this is before running tuikit:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32932209/98485314-718e4300-220d-11eb-8c28-5bcf3197c330.png)
Then afterwards:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32932209/98485329-a26e7800-220d-11eb-926e-1bb709f221c6.png)
I'm running Linux Mint and this effect has been consistent over every possible combination of bash/fish and GNOME terminal/alacritty. I also tried showing the cursor just before exiting tuikit, but that had no effect.
I feel like I may be missing some obvious solution, but I can't seem to find one...
Generally an excellent and simple library, though - nice work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: