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This is hard to reproduce and explain. Sometimes, the output of a command/completion overwrites the "real" text in the terminal, showing text outside the prompt that isn't editable (as if it were stdout). Sometimes, even the prompt becomes editable.
To temporarily patch this, I simply delete all chars until the cursor stops moving, then run cls.
I thought this was an issue with readline and therefore caused by .inputrc. But now I'm not so sure.
This is hard to reproduce and explain. Sometimes, the output of a command/completion overwrites the "real" text in the terminal, showing text outside the prompt that isn't editable (as if it were stdout). Sometimes, even the prompt becomes editable.
To temporarily patch this, I simply delete all chars until the cursor stops moving, then run
cls
.I thought this was an issue with
readline
and therefore caused by.inputrc
. But now I'm not so sure.This may be related to #4
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