This patch allows running `alacritty migrate` to automatically apply
configuration changes made to the TOML format, like moving `ipc_socket`
to `general.ipc_socket`.
This should reduce the friction of moving around individual options
significantly, while also persisting the format of the existing TOML
file thanks to `toml_edit`.
The YAML migration has been simplified significantly to only switch the
format of the file from YAML to TOML. The new TOML features are used for
everything else.
Some users struggle with TOML, since root options must always be at the
top of the file, since they're otherwise associated with the last table.
To avoid misunderstandings, all root-level fields have been removed. A
new `general` section was added to allow housing configuration options
that do not fit into any more specific groups.
Closes#7906.
Semantic escape characters occupying two two grid cells were always
skipped over, making it impossible to have functional fullwidth
characters as part of semantic escape characters.
This patch fixes this by only skipping over fullwidth spacer cells,
rather than skipping those cells entirely.
Closes#8188.
Currently when the cursor colors are requested for the default cursor
color, Alacritty always responds with #000000. Since this is most likely
incorrect, this response is misleading.
Realistically there's very little reason why any application would need
to know the color of the (often dynamically changing) default cursor. So
instead of always reporting an incorrect black value, this patch just
stops reporting values unless the cursor color was explicitly changed.
Closes#8169.
This patch checks the hash of the import paths on every config change
and restarts the config monitor whenever the current monitor's hash
diverges from the updated config's list of imports.
Closes#7981.
This fixes an issue where an inline search in the left direction would
incorrectly assume that the first cell searched would not contain the
`WRAPLINE` flag, causing the second search for the match end to
terminate prematurely.
Fixes#8060.
Old macOS images are deprecated resulting in often failures, thus use
latest macOS images available.
Also given that macOS is arm64 by default check x86_64 as extra job
and not arm64.
The [kitty keyboard protocol][1] explicitly requires that the
*un-shifted* version of the pressed key is used to report the primary
code point in `CSI code-point;modifiers u` sequences.
> Note that the codepoint used is always the lower-case (or more
> technically, un-shifted) version of the key. If the user presses, for
> example, ctrl+shift+a the escape code would be CSI 97;modifiers u. It
> must not be CSI 65; modifiers u.
Alacritty's current behavior is to report the shifted version when shift
is pressed, and the un-shifted version otherwise:
```console
# Note that you'll have to kill Alacritty after running this to get
# control back!
$ echo -ne '\x1b[>1u'; cat
^[[97;5u^[[65;6u
```
The above was generated by pressing `CTRL`+`a` followed by
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`a` after running the command. Here `97` and `65` are the
codepoints for `a` and `A` respectively.
This change makes Alacritty match the protocol (and Kitty's) behavior.
With this change applied, `97` is reported for both `CTRL`+`a` and
`CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`a`.
[1]: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/keyboard-protocol/#key-codes
This fixes a regression, likely introduced in 5d173f6df, which changed
the severity of missing imports from `info` back to `error`.
The cause of this issue was a more complicated error handling mechanism,
which explicitly translated IO errors to a separate enum variant without
accounting for it in all scenarios.
While retrospectively this seems completely unnecessary to me, it did
mean shorter error messages in case the main config file was not found.
To preserve the benefits of both approaches, explicit handling for the
`NotFound` IO error has been added when loading the main configuration
file.
This patch fixes an issue with signal handling where Alacritty would
permanently create one signal handling FD for each alacritty window
created by an instance. This FD was never released, causing a leak of
the FD.
Closes#7983.
The following config was broken:
```
[mouse]
bindings = [
{ mouse = "Right", mods = "Shift", action = "Copy" },
{ mouse = "Right", mods = "Shift", action = "ClearSelection" },
]
```
Only the first action was applied. Change to allow more than one exact
match in mouse mode with shift held, but keep the logic to not allow
fallback search if any exact match was found.
Regression was introduced in 1a143d11.
This fixes an issue where Windows spawned after the initial one through
IPC or bindings would not update their title due to the initial window
having its title set through the CLI.
Title changes are still inhibited for additional windows when they are
spawned through `alacritty msg create-window` with the `--title` CLI
option added.
Closes#6836.
Fix incorrect usage of the `flags` when drawing the preedit resulting
in setting the `flags`, but not actually reading the value back.
The logic to skip things was also used incorrectly, because the renderer
does that already based on the `WIDE_CHAR` flag on the cell.
Fixes: 67a433ceed (Skip whitespaces for wide chars in preedit)
This fixes an issue where Alacritty would crash when trying to open a
new tab on macOS while having decorations disabled.
Co-authored-by: Christian Duerr <contact@christianduerr.com>
Winit explicitly states that the window is not focused by default and
the `Focused` event will deliver the state later on.
Also start adding notable changes to alacritty_terminal in its own
CHANGELOG.
Closes#7866.
Make `Alt` send `ESC` for unicode input the way it's done for ASCII.
Previously it was disabled because of macOS, however on macOS we're
using the `option_as_alt` setting, which solves the original issue.
The `Alt` prefixing is still disabled for the unicode strings, like
when they come from the compose input.
Fixes#7852.
On Windows some key combinations for regular text input, like Ctrl+1
don't have any text attached, so they were generating the kitty escape
sequence even when they shouldn't.
Kirill Chibisov