Leonard Hecker

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@DHowett I've just pushed some final fixes and improvements and I think this PR is now ready to be merged. If possible I'd love if you could give the last...

I started working on this in https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/compare/dev/lhecker/13151-defterm-persistence but I can't figure out how to properly handle split panes where both children are DefTerm sessions. The way `Pane::BuildStartupActions` works isn't particularly...

FYI: In my experience this issue is fixed [by enabling the new AtlasEngine](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-terminal-preview-1-13-release/#new-rendering-engine): * Install Windows Terminal Preview 1.13 * Either * Select "Enable experimental text rendering engine" in the...

Oh no. 😥 Unfortunately I did this intentionally. bd403dc8e71ff0e377f2c887c4c7f2032e3718d9 changed the requirement from VS 2019 to VS 2022, because I intended to use C++20 in this project, which requires VS...

After talking with @DHowett we've decided to not restore support for VS 2019.

I'm having trouble reproducing this behavior. Long term we're currently planning to replace the default text renderer with a new one. It can be found in the Preview version of...

> Anything else I can do to help provide more details/background? If this is fixed by the new experimental text renderer, then I'd say - to be entirely frank -...

Apparently Cascadia Mono has a localized variant for Dutch: https://github.com/microsoft/cascadia-code/blob/017bde551af6af419cc5554c37bbdffa4f9388ed/sources/features/locl.fea#L29-L34 The new engine not handling this correctly might rather be a bug. 🤔 I'll have to investigate that...

I measured power draw from cursor blinking with the new text rendering engine (AtlasEngine), which is likely to become the new default in the future. Unlike the current text renderer...

The STL has no builtin way to efficiently filter a string, so for the (theoretically) best approach you have to build your own algorithm, usually done by using a table...