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Modern C++ Terminal Emulator

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Using the Windows-specific `\` path separator in the config YAML results in error: ``` [error] Configuration file is corrupted. yaml-cpp: error at line 1211, column 33: unknown escape character: P...

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platform: windows
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MacOS, Windows, as well as KDE (most likely other UNIX DEs) do support accent colors. It would be nice to make use of that when declaring a colorscheme. This could...

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when pressing `%` to jump to a matching symbol and land somewhere completely unexpected (or do any other kind of long distance movement), you may want to quickly jump back....

enhancement
vi-mode

Blocks would effectively implement what is also requested in #836. But I am creating this ticket here to talk about blocks in general and define what they are, what I...

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VT: Backend

Motivation behind? Supporting multiple **major** Qt versions seems almost impossible. And with the move to QML on the frontend side, it's basically not possible at all. The idea is to...

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platform: macOS
platform: linux
platform: windows
platform: FreeBSD

It is said that `fontconfig` should be used for font fallback, but it seems that terminal emulators are not always using this recommended API for font fallback. * kitty uses...

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For at least bash and zsh For preexec: * Add vertical line marker * Disable text reflow For preexec: * Enable text reflow On init, maybe install functions to: *...

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Create a man page. # It should cover. * [ ] Command line interface description * [ ] configuration file syntax (and defaults) * [ ] supported VT sequences and...

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Implement: https://vt100.net/docs/vt510-rm/DECSCA.html (useful for DECSED)

VT: Backend

## Abstract nerd-fonts are a common way to add special symbols in terminal UIs (shell prompts, editors, etc). There are two ways this is implemented, a patched font or a...

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