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- Fills both the primary and alternate buffer, leaving the currently active buffer visible - Returns content for all lines in scrollback
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I would also like a way of getting the contents of the scrollback buffer without having to mess with scrollback position. Unfortunately, looking at the age of this issue I guess the repo is dead? |
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I wrote ethanpailes@bcc2e63 which does something similar but accepts a parameter to determine the number of rows to include in the contents buffer. That's a bit more flexible since you can always just fetch the size and set |
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I'm thinking of using vt100 in tab-rs, to efficiently render the scrollback buffer. But I need the entire stored contents, including primary and alternate buffers, so that once scrollback has been completed, interaction with the user can proceed with live stdout.
This PR adds all_contents_formatted to Screen, which: