Yung Siang Liau

@polarathene That is actually the expected behavior - horizontal scrolling here refers to scrolling the columns (e.g. showing more columns to the right) rather than scrolling the content within a...

> Is it also expected to truncate the third column there instead of using the available unused width? Did it reach an implicit max width for a column? Yes, there...

@polarathene I opened a separate issue for this: https://github.com/YS-L/csvlens/issues/83 Feel free to leave your comments there. I will close this issue since this was about something else that should be...

You can try searching using this regex: `^$` It should find the empty strings, though the highlighting probably won't work well because there's no text to highlight in this case.

And yes, searching using column selection mode will constrain the search to a particular column. I was hoping that this would be intuitive, but the documentation can definitely be improved.

I was referring to the README and the in app help page. That's all there is to it for now!

Currently csvlens requires 24-bit color support in terminal, which the built-in macOS Terminal app doesn't handle well. You can use [`pastel`](https://crates.io/crates/pastel) to check whether 24-bit colors are being displayed correctly:...

That said, it might be possible for csvlens to check the terminal capability through something like `COLORTERM` and fall back to 8-bit colors to prevent this.

Could you check your Rust compiler version? ``` rustc --version ``` `csvlens` requires Rust 1.88.0 or newer. I also recommend installing with `cargo install csvlens --locked` for more reproducible builds.

Could you share more details about your test environment? That particular test case requires a desktop environment and is currently skipped in CI tests: https://github.com/YS-L/csvlens/blob/c420a829365ae7da174226bae25f8f6ce9a3867b/src/app.rs#L2839-L2842