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Line wrapping problem in cmd.exe shells when Clink is installed #656

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cs96and opened this issue Apr 29, 2016 · 2 comments
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Line wrapping problem in cmd.exe shells when Clink is installed #656

cs96and opened this issue Apr 29, 2016 · 2 comments

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@cs96and
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cs96and commented Apr 29, 2016

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ConEmu build: 160428 x64
OS version: Windows 10 x64
Used shell version : cmd.exe
Clink version: 0.4.7

Problem description

When using a cmd.exe shell with Clink installed, typing a long line will wrap onto the same line, overwriting itself. Also using the arrow up key to edit a previously entered long line will cause the line to warp incorrectly.

I deleted my ConEmu.xml so it generated a new default one and the problem still exists, so is unrelated to my settings.

The problem exists whether Clink is installed globally, as a ConEmu setting, or just started by injecting it into an already running console.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Install clink globally
  2. Start a cmd.exe shell in ConEmu
  3. type a long line.
  4. Use the up arrow to edit a previously entered long line. (See screenshot below)

Actual results

The line will wrap on to the same line.

Expected results

The line should wrap onto the next line.

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conemulinewrap

@cs96and
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cs96and commented Apr 29, 2016

Sorry should have done a better search before submitting this. Seems this is a clink bug which has been fixed but not released yet. Please close this issue.
mridgers/clink#384

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Duplicate: gh-563

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