Fix move cursor flag not working #648
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djc
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Jun 13, 2024
The move_cursor flag needs to be set in the wrapped Term draw state, as that's the one, that is then actually used to draw to the terminal. The move_cursor flag in the multi draw state doesn't have any effect on drawing to the terminal.
The cursor needs to move to the first line (which is one less than the number of lines, as the cursor is still on the last line), and then also move to the front of that line (as it was on the last char of the last line).
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Thanks for the review.
I tried to do that, but failed, because the output looks the same, whether it moves the cursor or uses clear, so the test was always green, even when it was broken (so it wasn't useful). But I just noticed |
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I had the problem of my progress bars starting to flicker after adding some more bars, especially over an ssh connection. I then found #42 and from that then found #143, but the fix described there to set
m.set_move_cursor(true);didn't make a difference at all.After some debugging, I found out, that the move_cursor flag was used in the
draw_to_term()function, but this is only called from aDrawable::Term, while theset_move_cursorwas only set on theMultiStatewhich is only used in theDrawable::Multi. So in the current state, it never has any effect when actually drawing to the terminal.Then after forwarding the flag to the correct DrawState instance, I noticed, that the first bar always starts drawing one line too high on the last char, so the first line was just off-by-one. This was because the cursor is always on the last char of the last line, and then moving up the number of bars, will always end up one line too high. So just move up one line less, but then the cursor also still needs to be moved to the front of the line.
So this now fixes using of
set_move_cursor(true)again, so it can be used to fix the flickering.