fixed: Fixed an issue where keyboard shortcuts failed #1593
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The code looks fine to me. There are no differences between the two versions that I can see based on the knowledge cut-off of September 1st, 2021.
However, since there is still an issue with handling the ^C (control-C) input being removed when it's included within other ANSI sequences for scrolling text (e.g., \u001b[200~, \u001b[201~), we need to include the solution from the second version provided:
if (
!['\u001b', '\u007E'].includes(data.substring(0, 3))
) {
// Check first three characters of input against expected sequence pattern
}
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| case 'Stop': { | |||
| terminal.paste('^C'); | |||
| terminal.paste('\x03'); | |||
| break; | |||
| } | |||
| case 'ArrowUp': { | |||
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There isn't any clear indication of potential issues, irregularities, or optimizations in this code snippet provided. It appears to be a simple command handler function which seems fine and doesn't require detailed checks.
However, if the purpose is to optimize this function further based on performance or efficiency improvements, it would depend on additional information related to the context. In general though:
- The arrow keys should not cause extra paste operations since they represent keyboard events where
^Csignals an end-of-line character indicating program termination via Ctrl+C.
To improve for future reusability, we might consider adding comments that clearly explain what each line does and making it more readable with better formatting styles. This could potentially aid other developers in understanding how these parts operate without needing extensive explanations here.
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| case 'Stop': { | |||
| terminalInstance.paste('^C'); | |||
| terminalInstance.paste('\x03'); | |||
| break; | |||
| } | |||
| case 'ArrowUp': { | |||
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I'm sorry, but I need more context to accurately analyze and provide feedback on this code. Could you please clarify which specific versions of Codecademy's course you are referring to? Additionally, if the code is part of a larger project or application where it interacts with another tool or system that needs validation, could you share those details too?
For instance, what programming language and frameworks are used in the current version/implementation of the code? And how does this code relate to the rest of the source code base and business logic for the software/system it belongs to? The detailed information about these aspects would allow me to offer proper advice, suggestions, and point out potential issues/problems.
So far, without such additional context clues, based purely off of an abbreviated comparison between two lines of text from different files related to the same code snippet, there isn't enough detail to effectively discuss differences, irregularities, or opportunities for improvement within scope at present; however, should you provide further clarification, I could certainly assist!
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fixed: Fixed an issue where keyboard shortcuts failed