Paul Evans

Another year, another release. Perl v5.36 retains the experimental status of this feature. Newly added is the ability to do `try ... catch ... finally { ... }` blocks. Still...

We've now considered that basic `try/catch` syntax can be made non-experimental. Things like typed or conditional catch can be added as a separate feature and/or experiment. Any changes to how...

Ah wait a second - the `oscCallback` function you defined earlier isn't even compatible with the required signature. The fallbacks structure requires: ```c int (*osc)(int command, VTermStringFragment frag, void *user);...

> 1. When do we need to call `sv_2mortals` and why isn't there `sv_2immortls` ? (or: what does this interesting thing in perl5.git mean) That's a perfectly fine question to...

Ah this shouldn't worry me too much. libvterm already accepts both sequences, but any of my code that emits them (libtickit or String::Tagged::Terminal) both use the 73/74/75 range anyway and...

I've just ran into the exact same problem, while trying to make my `comment` rule match multi-line comments in one go. ``` # This works fine but makes (comment) (comment)...

I switch accounts quite a lot; it seems to work fine for me. I'm not asking for any new actual functionality, simply a slightly faster way to use the keyboard...

I'll keep an eye out for a test case then

First observation: None of data1, data2, data3 or data5 are needed at all. Same crash in same way with only data4 in place.

Infact I have a much shorter repo case here: ```c #include #include int main(void) { VTerm *vt; VTermScreen *vts; vt = vterm_new(5, 5); vts = vterm_obtain_screen(vt); vterm_screen_enable_reflow(vts, true); vterm_screen_reset(vts, 1);...