;; If the last char was written in last column,
;; back up one column, but remember we did so.
;; Thus we emulate xterm/vt100-style line-wrapping.
- (cond ((eq (term-current-column) term-width)
- (term-move-columns -1)
- (setq term-do-line-wrapping t)))
+ (when (eq (term-current-column) term-width)
+ (term-move-columns -1)
+ ;; We check after ctrl sequence handling if point
+ ;; was moved (and leave line-wrapping state if so).
+ (setq term-do-line-wrapping (point)))
(setq term-current-column nil)
(setq i funny))
(pcase-exhaustive (and (<= ctl-end str-length) (aref str i))
(substring str i ctl-end)))))
;; Ignore NUL, Shift Out, Shift In.
((or ?\0 #xE #xF 'nil) nil))
+ ;; Leave line-wrapping state if point was moved.
+ (unless (eq term-do-line-wrapping (point))
+ (setq term-do-line-wrapping nil))
(if (term-handling-pager)
(progn
;; Finish stuff to get ready to handle PAGER.
40 12 (list "\eAnSiTc /f" "oo/\n") 'default-directory)
"/foo/"))))
+(ert-deftest term-line-wrapping-then-motion ()
+ "Make sure we reset the line-wrapping state after moving cursor.
+A real-life example is the default zsh prompt which writes spaces
+to the end of line (triggering line-wrapping state), and then
+sends a carriage return followed by another space to overwrite
+the first character of the line."
+ (let* ((width 10)
+ (strs (list "x" (make-string (1- width) ?_)
+ "\r_")))
+ (should (equal (term-test-screen-from-input width 12 strs)
+ (make-string width ?_)))))
+
(provide 'term-tests)
;;; term-tests.el ends here