Damon Leven

Would make sense for the simple prompts and the multiline prompts, maybe makes sense to add into the input function or something.

A class? std::tuple is basically what rust, GO, many others use, like ```cpp std::tuple get_term_size() { return std::tuple(width, hight) } int main() { auto width, height = get_term_size(); } ```...

Got it! Sorry.

Wow that's strange... we should create a stand alone demo for testing everything that cpp-terminal covers. Hve you tried it on windows yet? If it has no issue there it's...

I have found an fix on this problem. Using "\n" while having a custom background color results in this effect. The foreground color has no issue with this at all....

I have created an issue on their github: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/120569 Also I have created a feature request on supporting more ANSI codes in the vscode integrated terminal https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/120569

That's a nice idea. The prompt is mainly used by the lfortran compiler, which might have this already implemented. @certik can you port it from lfortran, or do we need...

Well #191 implements #190, which isn't covered by this PR, but the whole auto color stuff comes from this PR. The reason was that this PR gotten a bit over...

Really nice! Thank you. I have looked briefly over them and they all look really great. We might want to stick with the official github template though, but I'll look...

in cpp-terminal we have: ```cpp int main(int /*argc*/, char** /*argv*/) { std::cout