John Biddiscombe

I would like to keep this issue alive. I will (slowly) work on it as part of my scheduler cleanup.

NB. Might be related to #117

If I load the file into a string, then use the read dot from string, the error/warning/problem goes away.

Any news on updates?

Doesn't compile against boost 1.73 - you don't have a patch for that do you by any chance? Didn't look at it closely, but it looks like an executor context...

I had a play with the code and found that everything works fine if you simply use the beast ssl_stream that is available in later boost versions. I pushed my...

Thanks for looking at this. I was away for holidays and didn't see your reply. I will try your patch and see if I can make any progress.

So after more googling I found that one can ``` self.parent.curses_pad.keypad(0) # execute subprocess command here self.parent.curses_pad.keypad(1) ``` and now arrow keys are passed through correctly.

Oops. Sorry, I didn't realize I needed a context per thread and I grepped for update with no arguments and missed it. I will fix my test and close this...

just to add my +1 to this issue. I also have this trouble when using syntax like ``` [email protected]=develop +cuda ... ``` which will build/install, but a subsequent ``` [email protected]=develop...