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Ranger may be implementing this already, in which case a link to the documentation place would be appreciated.

Given that ranger starts a "preview process", pass keys, or commands, from ranger to the preview process, mangling them if necessary, and update the preview.

the main use case would be scrolling the preview, eg control (or alt) + arrows would be passed as arrows to the preview proce

Describe the solution you'd like
I would really like to have some barcharts, but vertically.

Describe alternatives you've considered
The only possibility to implement this with acsiimatics I can imagine is drawing it completely manually

iTerm2 supports a way to display an image in the terminal via a the imgcat tool. Basically, it sends the following sequence to the terminal.

ESC]1337 ; File = [optional arguments] : base-64 encoded file contents ^G

Currently, it shows the raw data on the screen.
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Whenever the terminal is cleared, Terminus does not actually clear the terminal, but instead scrolls it out of view.

Is there some way to actually clear the terminal completely?

I just now figured out that to move multiple lines the multi-cursor feature can be used: alt-{up,down} to select, c-x to cut and c-v to paste (also works across files).

Before that I was actually either moving line by line (including creating a new empty line before pasting) or using nano with [c-k]* -> c-u.

Copying won't work that way though because multi cursor copy does not include the li

It would be great to have it documented as others. I got to know it just because I've read the changelog.

I use xterm in the browser to display output from rtichoke. However, only the branding text of R is shown, not the command prompt.

Kindly check this out:

This issue is used as a collection of ideas of how to improve measuring the font size & padding.

Implementation:
On the first start inside a terminal emulator:

• Lock stdout/stdin/whatever with a filelock (if it's possible to lock them? also it has to be possible to only lock reading / writing otherwise this won't lead to anything..) and determine the support for the following xterm

tab --focus <title> in the rcfile generates error No tab with matching title: <title>, no matter if the title is explicit (tab --title) or automatically generated. The command works in the TUI, though.

I have this initial rcfile:

# default tabs
tab ls --sort status,!progress all
tab ls --sort !ratio complete
tab ls --sort status,!progress incomplete
tab ls --sort !progress dow

Would it be useful to have a quotes database with things for those starting out touch typing. For example "j j j k k k", and "jjj kkk jjj kkk jkjk jkjk" and so on?

Actually, if we want to later support opening projects, we should be able to open directories and set our working directory to that.

The current documentation consists of 99% docstrings (No good examples of making modules, commands, etc...). The only good resource for understanding this library is dronesploit, which is hard to understand for a beginner.

Current problems

• No "Getting started" page
• No explanation on how base modules for storage work
• No explanation on how to create modules
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