nick black
nick black
awesome, i'll play around with this tomorrow and see what can be seen, thanks!
thanks for the report! i'll look into this as soon as i can, hopefully very soon.
> I replaced my use of `ncplane_puttext()` with `ncplane_putstr_yx()` because I only need to print align to left. Then I realized why do we need `ncplane_puttext()` when `ncplane_putstr*()` basically do...
> Interesting. Cuz I used `ncplane_putstr_yx()` to print that multiline string to give the expected result of `ncplane_puttext()` yeah, `ncplane_putstr()` will move to the next line, but it won't intelligently...
you can just hide the plane on which the ncvisual has been blitted, unless i'm misunderstanding you?
an ncvisual is not a drawn object. it's just memory holding an image. until you blit it, it's not visible. after you blit it, the ncvisual itself has nothing to...
and know you can freely reblit the ncvisual onto the plane (if it's transparent, you'll want to clear the plane first). like to play multiple frames of an animation, it's:...
> I forgot to mention that I blited ncvisual to a child plane (using `NCVISUAL_OPTION_CHILDPLANE` and setting `.n = parent_plane`), and then I moved the parent plane. The ncvisual stays...
yeah that shouldn't be necessary. btw what terminal are you running in? it'll be important to know whether you're using the sixel protocol or kitty. the code here is kinda...
yeah, i've thought about this. the problem is that it's really hard to indicate to the caller that there were elided glyphs, or where they were. perhaps an option, though...?