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Describe the bug
Applications like NeoVim forward certain keypresses to the shell so the previous functionality still works in the application. One of those things is ctrl+z which puts the app into the background, and can be undone by typing fg into the shell.
To Reproduce
In ncspot, type ctrl+z. The app should 'close' and go into the background. This doesn't happen as I think ncspot just ignores the keypress.
Expected behavior
Ncspot is put into the background.
System:
OS: Arch Linux
Terminal: Alacritty
Version: 0.12.0
Installed from: Arch Linux community repository
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Hi @ThomasFrans, thanks for the report. This is now possible when building with the ncurses backend. By default ncspot uses termion_backend for maximum platform compatibility, but on UNIX systems pancurses_backend is a solid choice.
Describe the bug
Applications like NeoVim forward certain keypresses to the shell so the previous functionality still works in the application. One of those things is ctrl+z which puts the app into the background, and can be undone by typing
fg
into the shell.To Reproduce
In ncspot, type
ctrl+z
. The app should 'close' and go into the background. This doesn't happen as I think ncspot just ignores the keypress.Expected behavior
Ncspot is put into the background.
System:
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: