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ProgressMeter used in the native VS Code Julia notebook does not look good because it just prints new bars on new lines. Essentially neither the escape sequences nor the IJulia workaround work in the VS Code native notebook solution.
I think the VS Code folks are considering supporting at least some escape sequences in the notebook rendering, which of course would be ideal. They asked me which ones we would need. Am I right that it is essentially ESC [K, ESC [An (where n is a number) and ESC [A and then we would be good? And support for \r I guess? Anything else?
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ProgressMeter
used in the native VS Code Julia notebook does not look good because it just prints new bars on new lines. Essentially neither the escape sequences nor the IJulia workaround work in the VS Code native notebook solution.I think the VS Code folks are considering supporting at least some escape sequences in the notebook rendering, which of course would be ideal. They asked me which ones we would need. Am I right that it is essentially
ESC [K
,ESC [An
(wheren
is a number) andESC [A
and then we would be good? And support for\r
I guess? Anything else?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: