fix(hacks): cursor jumps in cmdline

[piz-ewing]

fix #931 #923

After setting the cursor of nvim__redraw to false. the cursor no longer jumps, it works well for me.

[b0ae989c]

LGTM. Tested on macOS 14.6.1 with

NVIM v0.10.1
Build type: Release
LuaJIT 2.1.1724232689

[cjasaMHC]

Would you be willing to share the line of config to set redraw to false??

[piz-ewing]

Would you be willing to share the line of config to set redraw to false??

you can get it in the commit, see here

[cjasaMHC]

Would you be willing to share the line of config to set redraw to false??

you can get it in the commit, see here

Thank you so much!!

[pacman314159]

Would you be willing to share the line of config to set redraw to false??

you can get it in the commit, see here

Would you be willing to share the line of config to set redraw to false??

you can get it in the commit, see here

that's really nice of u to fix that problem mate

thanks

[folke]

That cursor redraw is there for a reason, so I can't merge this.....

[folke]

So it seems that this is probably the right fix afterall :)

I thought this was set to false in the cmdline code.

Will further debug and see if this is good to merge.

[JustBarnt]

@folke I can confirm on Windows changing this to false as well fixes it. But strangely enough instead of changing cursor = false. Adding win = Cmdline.win() also fixes the issue.

Not sure what the correct fix per say is.

if not Util.is_search() then
  if vim.api.nvim__redraw then
      vim.api.nvim__redraw({ flush = true, cursor = true, win = Cmdline.win() })
    else
      vim.cmd.redraw()
    end
  end