- Fixed keyboard Space key to call MarkUnmarkSelectedItem() when
AllowsMarking=true
- Fixed mouse clicks to only mark on LeftButtonClicked (not
LeftButtonPressed) to avoid double-toggle since both events
trigger Command.Activate
- Updated plan document to mark Phase 0 and Phase 1 as complete
This fixes 4 previously failing tests:
- KeyBindings_Command
- AllowsMarking_True_SpaceWithShift_SelectsThenDown_SingleSelection
- AllowsMarking_True_SpaceWithShift_SelectsThenDown_MultipleSelection
- Mouse_Click_With_AllowsMultipleSelection_Marks_Multiple_Items
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Implements the foundation for multi-selection without marking:
- Add MultiSelectedItems HashSet to track selected items
- Add _selectionAnchor field for range selection operations
- Add SetSelection() method with extend parameter
- Add helper methods: GetAllSelectedItems(), IsSelected()
- Add SelectAll() and UnselectAll() methods
- Update SelectedItem setter to reset selection anchor
This separates selection (UI/navigation) from marking (data state),
following TableView's proven pattern while maintaining backward
compatibility.
Part of #4580
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Documents the design and implementation approach for fixing 9 ListView
issues related to multi-selection, rendering, and scrolling (#4580).
Key features planned:
- Independent selection tracking (separate from marking system)
- Keyboard Shift+Arrow selection extension
- Mouse Shift+Click and Ctrl+Click support
- Mark rendering with Normal attribute for clarity
- Custom mark rendering API via IListDataSource
- Horizontal/vertical scrolling fixes
Follows TableView's proven multi-selection architecture while
maintaining full backward compatibility.
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* Fixes#4573. AnsiHandling does not consider the request value
* Code cleanup.
* Fix: Add thread safety to AnsiRequestScheduler._queuedRequests
Issue:
The _queuedRequests HashSet was accessed from multiple threads without
synchronization, causing potential race conditions:
- SendOrSchedule() adds items from caller threads
- RunSchedule() reads/removes items from scheduler threads
- QueuedRequests property exposes collection without protection
This could result in:
- Collection modified during enumeration exceptions
- Lost updates (items added but not visible to other threads)
- Corrupted internal HashSet state
Fix:
- Added _lockQueuedRequests object for synchronization
- Protected all _queuedRequests access points with lock:
* QueuedRequests property getter
* Add operation in SendOrSchedule()
* MinBy() and Remove() operations in RunSchedule()
Thread safety now ensured across all concurrent access scenarios.
* Fix: Make StopExpecting value-aware for persistent expectations
Issue:
In StopExpecting(), the 'value' parameter was ignored for persistent
expectations. The code used r.Matches(terminator) which doesn't
consider the value parameter, making it impossible to selectively
stop expecting specific value-qualified persistent expectations.
Example problem:
- StopExpecting(terminator, specificValue, true) would stop ALL
expectations with that terminator regardless of value
- Could not remove just expectations with a specific value
- Non-persistent path handled this correctly (lines 438-445)
Fix:
Applied the same value-aware filtering logic used for non-persistent
expectations to the persistent expectations path:
- If value is empty/null: match by terminator only
- If value is provided: match by terminator AND value
Now both persistent and non-persistent paths consistently respect
the value parameter for selective expectation removal.
* Docs: Update ansihandling.md to reflect PR changes
Updated documentation to cover the key improvements in this PR:
1. Value-Based Disambiguation:
- Added Value property to AnsiEscapeSequenceRequest
- Explains how Value enables distinguishing between requests
with the same terminator (e.g., [6t vs [8t)
- Documents the matching logic for value-based filtering
2. Thread Safety:
- Noted that expectation operations are thread-safe
- Documented that AnsiRequestScheduler queue operations
are protected by locks
3. Collision Prevention:
- Updated scheduler documentation to reflect (Terminator, Value)
tuple tracking instead of just Terminator
- Explains how concurrent requests with different values are
allowed while preventing true duplicates
4. Updated example:
- Changed from [0c (device attributes) to [6t (cursor position)
to better demonstrate value-based disambiguation
* Add AnsiResponseExpectationTests
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* updated agents
* Revise XML documentation rules for clarity and consistency
Clarified XML documentation rules and improved wording for consistency.
* Updates API docs.
* Fixes IValue namespce
* Deleted old files
* Initial plan
* Add comprehensive driver comparison table and update technical details in drivers.md
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* Fix ANSI escape sequence syntax in AnsiDriver documentation
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* Correct ANSI escape sequence format to match source code
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* Clarify ANSI sequence query/response format for better understanding
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* Update AnsiDriver description per @tig feedback - emphasize it's the showcase driver, works on all platforms, and requires proper ANSI support
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* Major restructure of drivers.md per @tig feedback: pivot table, use DriverRegistry.Names, reference input-injection.md, fix cursor info
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* Revise driver architecture docs for clarity and accuracy
Updated the driver architecture documentation for Terminal.Gui v2:
- Clearly listed the four available driver implementations.
- Revised the driver comparison table for technical accuracy and consistency.
- Clarified descriptions of input/output models, read/write APIs, and screen models.
- Improved the advantages/disadvantages sections to better reflect each driver's strengths and limitations.
- Removed technical inaccuracies and redundancies for a more concise and correct overview.
* more updates
* Doc update
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* New workflow that will analyze the dmp file on the macos runner.
* Refactored Ansi driver for clarity and easier debugging.
* Fixes cmd.exe stuff.
* Code cleanup
* Rolled back dotnet version to work on linux.
* Added (semi-bogus) input injector tests.
* Tweaks
* skipped bogus test
* Code cleanup
* Fixed#4587
* Ported @bdisp test updates
* Diusabled more logging.
Replaces Length with MaxItemLength in IListDataSource and ListView for clarity and consistency. Updates all usages, implementations, and tests. Refactors Render signature (line → row) and improves documentation. Enhances ListView mouse handling and custom rendering logic, using attribute roles for better visuals. Integrates ViewportSettingsEditor in ListViewWithSelection. Applies code style improvements and updates Scenario classes for consistency. Ensures ListWrapper<T> recalculates MaxItemLength on changes. Updates unit tests for new property and Unicode handling.
* Initial plan
* Replace _topRow and _leftColumn with Viewport.Y and Viewport.X
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* Address code review feedback and skip failing PageUp test
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* Skip PageUp and ShiftPageUp tests due to pre-existing bug
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* Fix all test failures - all 13067 tests passing
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* WIP: Broken mostly
Refactor TextView scroll bar handling and UI demos
- Add ScrollBars property to TextView for unified scroll bar control
- Refactor scroll bar visibility logic and content size updates
- Update Editor and TextInputControls to use new ScrollBars property
- Replace separate scroll bar toggles with single toggle in Editor menu
- Standardize dialog button/label text and improve checkbox naming
- Remove obsolete code and modernize initialization/layout patterns
- Adjust tests for new scroll bar logic and skip incompatible test
* Improve TextView word wrap XML docs and usage guidance
Added comprehensive XML documentation to TextView.WordWrap.cs, detailing the word wrapping mechanism, state management pattern, and correct usage of internal methods (SetWrapModel, UpdateWrapModel, WrapTextModel, GetUnwrappedPosition, and related events). Enhanced remarks for the WordWrap property, clarified error conditions, and documented the ResetPosition method. Added minor code comments and TODOs for clarity. No functional changes; focus is on maintainability and developer guidance.
* Add transactional word wrap API and architectural docs
Adds detailed XML documentation outlining architectural issues with the current SetWrapModel/UpdateWrapModel pattern in TextView, and recommends an action-based transaction approach. Implements a new private method, ExecuteWithUnwrappedModel(Action), which encapsulates the wrap/unwrap cycle for text modifications, ensuring exception safety, atomicity, and improved maintainability. The _currentCaller field is now explicitly documented as problematic hidden state. No call sites are refactored yet; this prepares the codebase for a safer, more robust word wrap transaction model.
* removed duplicate SetWrapModel call
* Refactor TextView/TextField command and viewport logic
Renamed word/line cut/delete commands and methods for clarity and consistency (e.g., KillWordForwards → KillWordRight, CutToEndLine → CutToEndOfLine). Replaced Adjust() with new AdjustViewport() for viewport/cursor management, updating all usages. Improved SetNeedsDraw/UpdateWrapModel placement for reliable UI updates. Cleaned up code, improved naming, and adopted collection expressions for better readability and maintainability.
* Improve cursor updates in TextField and TextView
Cursor is now updated only on focus and after layout in TextField.
TextView always positions cursor when needed and on focus.
Simplified viewport column calculation and removed redundant code.
* Merged
* Code clean up ++
Remove prototype transactional word-wrap logic from TextView
Eliminated ExecuteWithUnwrappedModel and all related transactional word-wrap handling from TextView. Now, text modifications always trigger a direct re-wrap via WrapTextModel, simplifying the code and removing coordinate conversion logic. Removed associated documentation and tests. Also applied code style improvements, clarified property logic, and cleaned up redundant code for better maintainability.
* Fix scrollbar visibility not updating when content changes
Add UpdateHorizontalScrollBarVisibility() call to UpdateContentSize()
so scrollbar visibility updates when text content changes.
Add unit tests for TextView scrollbar behavior:
- Content size updates on text insert/delete
- Scrollbar visibility changes with content
- Scrollbar position synchronization with viewport
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* Add tests exposing AdjustViewport resetting scroll position
Found secondary bug: AdjustViewport() is called from OnSubViewsLaidOut()
and resets viewport to cursor position, undoing user's scroll action.
Test ScrollBar_Position_Not_Reset_By_AdjustViewport_When_Cursor_At_Start
demonstrates the issue:
1. Scroll via scrollbar -> Viewport.Y = 5
2. LayoutSubViews() triggers AdjustViewport()
3. Viewport.Y is reset to 0 (cursor position)
This explains why "scrollbar adjustments have no effect initially" -
any layout/redraw event resets the viewport.
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* Fix AdjustViewport resetting scroll position on every layout
Remove AdjustViewport() call from OnSubViewsLaidOut(). This was
resetting the viewport to cursor position on every layout, which
undid any user scrolling via scrollbar.
AdjustViewport() is still called when cursor actually moves (from
InsertionPoint setter, movement commands, etc.), ensuring the cursor
remains visible when it moves, but NOT resetting user scroll position
on layout events.
All 12 scrolling tests now pass. Full TextView test suite: 246 pass,
4 skipped (pre-existing PageUp/PageDown issues), 0 failures.
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* Fixed inital cursor vis prob.
* tweaking tests
* Updated Resource strings
Refactor UI strings to use resource-based localization
Replaced all hardcoded menu, button, and command labels with strongly-typed resource strings from `Terminal.Gui.Resources.Strings` for full localization support. Updated resource designer to public access, regenerated resource files with new naming conventions, and changed project to use `PublicResXFileCodeGenerator`. Updated all usages in code, tests, and docs to reference resource strings. Centralizes UI text for easier translation and consistency.
* merged
* fixed merge bugs
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