Originally kitty defined that functional keys, which are not encoded
by default, like `Pause` should be encoded with `CSI u`. However
the specification was clarified and now it says that terminal
may ignore that part. Given that Alacritty tries to follow xterm/urxvt
when it comes to bindings, CSI u bindings are not send for consistency
reasons.
This also brings back F13-F20 bindings used by Alacritty in 0.12.3, as
well as explicitly defines `NumpadEnter` like it was before.
Closes#7623.
This has a side effect that we'll have text reported for Alt+Shift+T
and similar, but only C0/C1 should be excluded and Alt+Shift+T is
emitting neither, thus regular `T` will be reported.
Fixes#7657.
This fixes an issue where all CLI environment variables would replace
existing configuration file variables instead of merging the two maps
together.
Fixes#7618.
This fixes an issue with the default `SerdeReplace` implementation where
it would never recurse through options but always replace the entire
option with the new value.
Closes#7518.
The toml migration introduced a regression which stopped numbered key
binding's from working. This patch implements the required number type
to make things work again.
Fixes#7527.
The protocol enables robust key reporting for the applications, so
they could bind more keys and the user won't have collisions with
the normal control keys.
Links: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/keyboard-protocolFixes#6378.
The damage tracking was including selection and vi_cursor which were
rendering viewport related, however all the damage tracking inside
the `alacritty_terminal` was _terminal viewport_ related, meaning that
it should be affected by `display_offset`.
Refactor the damage tracking so `alacritty_terminal` is only tracking
actual terminal updates and properly applying display offset to them,
while `alacritty` pulls this damage into its own UI damage state.
Fixes#7111.
This patch adds a new CLI parameter to the `create-window` subcommand,
matching the existing `--option` parameter when creating a new Alacritty
instance.
This parameter allows setting up the initial window configuration from
the CLI without having to call `alacritty msg config`, making sure that
all options are set appropriately right from the start.
Closes#6238.
In addition to box drawing it was decided to also draw powerline
symbols, since those are quite common and rather simple to draw with
present box drawing infra.
This fixes a crash which could occur when leaving search with a visible
match after shrinking the terminal height to be lower than the original
line the focused match was in.
Closes#7054.
This patch ignores the startup mode when creating a new tab on macOS to
avoid maximizing an existing window.
Co-authored-by: Christian Duerr <contact@christianduerr.com>
This patch underlines the full regex hint match while the keyboard hint
selection is in process.
While it would be possible to color the entire match, this would only
introduce unnecessary configuration options and be too noisy. The
underline matches the mouse highlighting and has a less drastic visual
impact.
Closes#6178.
This fixes an issue where regexes with a large number of possible states
would consume excessive memory, since the entire DFA was compiled ahead
of time.
To solve this, the DFA is now built at runtime using `regex-automata`'s
hybrid DFA.
There are however still some checks performed ahead of time, causing
errors with obscenely large regexes (`[0-9A-Za-z]{999999999}`), which
shouldn't cause any issues.
A regex which is large, but not large enough to fail the NFA
construction (like `[0-9A-Za-z]{999999}`) will cause a long search of
the entire grid, but will complete and show the match.
Closes#7097.
Some systems have rendering issues when using GLX rather than EGL. While this is
usually due to a driver bug, it is helpful to provide a workaround for this by
allowing people to prefer EGL over GLX.
This patch adds the new `debug.prefer_egl` option to provide this workaround.
Closes#7056.
