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alexrp avatar alexrp commented on July 20, 2024

We probably won't have to use this API in the library itself. Once #22 is implemented, we can just leave it up to users to decide how hard they want to try to follow terminal capability information while constructing escape sequences.

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alexrp avatar alexrp commented on July 20, 2024

One option for implementing this would be to bundle the compiled Terminfo files. They could be embedded as resources in a separate System.Terminal.Capabilies.dll which would expose a TerminalCapabilities class for accessing them. That way, users wouldn't have to worry about missing a Terminfo database on Windows. This would of course be a separate NuGet package since the complete Terminfo database is a bit large for the core package.

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alexrp avatar alexrp commented on July 20, 2024

The only question that really remains is: Where should the build of the package fetch the compiled Terminfo files from?

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alexrp avatar alexrp commented on July 20, 2024

Another option would be to embed terminfo.src and parse that instead of the compiled files.

Yet another option, if we're embedding the database anyway, would be to process it during build and just use a C# source generator to emit all the relevant data as C# code...

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