1. 79e30da Support passing through escape sequences to the underlying terminal by by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  2. c36f67a Fix a typo that meant we did not reset the background colour when it was by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  3. b6bb350 Use input_clear to reset the APC, DCS, OSC state or it could be reused by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  4. 8f8e81c Mouse highlight mode (1001) requires a program to cooperate so by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  5. ac3b78a Support for UTF-8 mouse input (\033[1005h). This was added in xterm 262 by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  6. f7c42c2 Support all four of the xterm mouse modes. Based on a diff from hsim at gmx.li. by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  7. 6fd2b5b Style tweaks. by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  8. e26a351 Add an option to alert (monitor) for silence (lack of activity) in a by Nicholas Marriott · 14 years ago
  9. 622593a Fix typo in escape state table leading to fatal() when \033} or \033~ by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  10. 4baafd8 New input parser based on http://vt100.net/emu/dec_ansi_parser. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  11. 11dedde Add an option to disable the smcup/rmcup alternate screen behaviour inside by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  12. ad8509f Correctly clear 256-colour flag for aixterm colours. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  13. 0dda866 Pass through the aixterm bright colours if the terminal supports them (>= 16 by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  14. 15a64b8 Massive spaces->tabs and trailing whitespace cleanup, hopefully for the last by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  15. 2182e1b Add a couple of comments. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  16. a02c7e8 Convert the window pane (pty master side) fd over to use a bufferevent. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  17. ed62d12 tabs are better; ok nicm by Theo Deraadt · 15 years ago
  18. c2b8f3b Support the bright fg/bg colour SGR 90-97 and 100-107. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  19. 9afb0d7 %zu not %u, doh. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  20. 1af09d6 Try to reduce the UTF-8 mess. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  21. 71dc6e0 Handle DECCOLM by just emulating its side-effect of clearing the screen. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  22. 8608c69 When backspace is received at the beginning of a line and the previous line was by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  23. 234ad54 Nuke unused variable. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  24. bf121f7 Handle the device attributes (DA) escape sequence. by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  25. 036de0c Instead of just checking for an empty buffer, which may not be the case if by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  26. 06ddd3d Add a flags member to the grid_line struct and use it to differentiate lines by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  27. 04e97e8 Using the alternative screen (smcup/rmcup) should also preserve the current by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  28. 76a9d98 Make some functions which return unused values void (mostly found by lint) and by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  29. 3592859 Support "alternate screen" mode (terminfo smcup/rmcup) typically used by full by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  30. f031975 Implement the CBT (backward tab) sequence (\033[Z). by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  31. d42fb43 Proper support for tab stops (\033H etc), using a bitstring(3). Makes another by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  32. d601582 Okay, so I screwed up when testing this, doh. Unbreak so that CAN/SUB actually by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  33. 6c1f035 Oops, CAN and SUB should abort the sequence (return to first state), not remain by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  34. 8dd2f0d More input compatibility love. Support C0 within escape sequences, and the C0 by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  35. 52ec9b9 Implement the DEC alignment test. With the last change this is enough for the by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  36. 2faec76 Pass window titles through vis(1). <0x20 is dropped anyway by the input state by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago
  37. 35876ea Import tmux, a terminal multiplexor allowing (among other things) a single by Nicholas Marriott · 15 years ago